OSX X Lion 10.7.1 update problem

Hello,
I updated my macbook pro yesterday with the 10.7.1 update.
Since then, when I reboot my macbook pro, it took about 15 minutes to get to the desktop, and another 15 minutes to be able to use one application.
So it took basically 30 minutes to use my mac after rebooting.
My macbook is now so slow, it is frustated. Each time I do something, the rainbow wheel appeared.
Please help me.
Simon

I contacted Metric Halo which distributes Channel Strip.  They said with updates sometimes the "license" gets unhooked from the software de-authorizing it.  They sent me a download link to re-authorize.  Everything is working fine.  Very fast response from Metric.
jack136

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