The way I use Reason is as though it were a Triton or Motif workstation, since that is the type of setup I used before I started using Reason. So I play everything in from my M-Audio Keystation controller. Sometimes I use samples depending on what kind of sound I'm aiming for.

Basically I play in my parts, add a few effects, mix and call it a track once I've got the sound I like.

What amazed me was how each sound in sinister_keys RPS was routed to a different effect, EQ and/or compressor. This is more of a studio setup as opposed to a keyboard workstation setup. I guess since I also use Cubase as my main DAW environment, I just never thought to do all that within Reason itself. My eyes have been opened to a new world of Reason possibilities.

See that's what forums like this are for. To help others learn new things about the tools they already have so they can grow and develop.

Now, back on topic, I will post an RPS when I get home.