In this article we break down Reason Studios’ latest releases — Reason 14 (DAW + plugins) and Reason Rack 14 (plugin only): the differences between Reason 14 and Reason Rack 14, the new features, the 93 devices bundled in the Rack (the perpetual license includes 68 devices), and how to buy.
Let’s dig in.
1. Reason 14 / Reason Rack Pricing and the 20% Off Subscription Deal
Get 20% off the subscription via this link. When you subscribe to Reason+ / Reason Rack through the official Reason Studios store using the link below, you get 20% off the regular price. Perpetual versions (Reason 14 / Reason Rack 14 / upgrades) are excluded from the discount and stay at the regular price. The subscription comes with a 7-day free trial, and the perpetual versions come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Subscription (20% off applies)
| Plan | Type | What’s included | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reason+ | DAW + Rack / Subscription | Full subscription including the latest Reason DAW + the Reason Rack plugin + all 93 devices + 50,000+ samples. | Normally $14.08/mo (annual) → 20% off via the link (Monthly: $19.99) |
| Reason Rack | Plugin / Subscription | Plugin only (VST3/AU/AAX). All 93 devices + 50,000+ samples. Run the Rack right inside your DAW. | Normally $8.25/mo (annual) → 20% off via the link (Monthly: $11.99) |
Perpetual License (regular price)
| Product | Type | What’s included | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reason 14 | DAW + Rack / Perpetual | Full package including both the standalone DAW + the Reason Rack plugin (VST3/AU/AAX). 68 devices included. | $299 (perpetual) / Upgrade $99 |
| Reason Rack 14 | Plugin / Perpetual | Plugin only (VST3/AU/AAX). Run the Rack right inside your DAW. Upgrade available from Reason 11 or later (including Suite). 68 devices included. | $199 (perpetual) / Upgrade $79 |
Perpetual License vs. Subscription
A perpetual license is a one-time payment that lets you use the 68 devices included in Reason 14 (the Reason 14 Selection) plus 50,000+ sounds forever. A subscription, on the other hand, is a monthly plan that gives you all 93 devices plus every device and content pack added in the future, always with access to the latest version.
2. What Is Reason Rack?
Reason Rack packs all of Reason’s synths, samplers, drum machines, effects and MIDI effects into a single plugin that runs as VST3/AU/AAX inside the DAW you already use.
In any DAW that supports those plugin formats — Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, FL Studio, REAPER, Bitwig and more — you can call up the Rack and drop its synths and effects directly into your existing sessions.
The “Rack” Concept
Like a real hardware rack, Reason’s Rack lets you stack instruments, effects and MIDI effects from top to bottom and wire them together. Each device sits as an independent rack unit, and when you need to, you can flip to the back (Flip the Rack) and freely patch audio and CV.
For example, you can open and close a synth’s filter with an envelope follower on another device, sway the pan with an LFO, or split an audio signal for parallel processing — modular-synth levels of freedom, delivered as a plugin.
What’s Included in Reason Rack
- Device count: 93 rack devices (34 instruments, 37 effects, 13 Player MIDI FX, 9 utilities). The perpetual version includes 68 devices.
- Sound bank: 50,000+ patches, loops and samples.
- Rack Extensions: Expand the Rack by buying additional devices from the official shop.
- Combinator: Bundle multiple devices to design your own custom rack device.
- Plugin formats: VST3/AU/AAX — usable in every major DAW.
- Operating modes: As a plugin in another DAW, or as the built-in Rack inside the standalone DAW.
3. The Difference Between Reason 14 and Reason Rack 14
“Reason 14” and “Reason Rack 14” — the similar names make them easy to confuse, but the difference fits in a single line.
- Reason 14 = the DAW (standalone) + the Reason Rack plugin.
- Reason Rack 14 = the Reason Rack plugin only (no standalone DAW).
Reason 14 and Reason Rack 14 (both perpetual) contain the exact same 68 devices (the Reason 14 Selection). The only differences are whether a standalone DAW is included and the price: Reason 14 is $299 for the DAW + plugin, Reason Rack 14 is $199 for the plugin only — a $100 difference.
With the subscriptions (Reason+ / Reason Rack), the device count rises to all 93 devices, and every device and content pack added in the future is included too. The higher-tier Reason+ adds, on top of that, a “Plus Access to” bundle: unlimited AI stem separation, unlimited AI mastering, unlimited music distribution via LANDR, 1,800 sample credits, a plugin bundle worth $500, and up to $1,500 worth of additional plugins.
Which One Should You Choose?
The decision is simple. If you already love a DAW like Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Cubase, Pro Tools or Studio One and plan to keep using it as your main DAW, Reason Rack 14 ($199) is all you need. You call up the Rack as a plugin in your DAW and add synths like Europa and Thor, or effects like RV-9 and Pulveriser, to your existing sessions.
On the other hand, if you want to handle everything — sampling, sequencing and mixdown — entirely within Reason’s workflow, or you want to fully exploit Reason’s track-centric workflow and built-in mixer, Reason 14 ($299) is the better fit. For people who already have another DAW environment, Reason Rack 14 is the more cost-effective option.
4. Reason 14 New Feature Highlights
Reason 14 / Reason Rack 14 officially launched in May 2026. Reason 14 received a major UI refresh as a DAW, and the Rack side gained a new effect, the RV-9 Reverb Station.
① Track-Centric Workflow and the New “Track Panel”
The signal chain, levels and sends that used to require switching between the rack, mixer and sequencer are now all handled inside a panel that lives right next to the sequencer. From the Track Panel you can open the Rack directly, browse patches, visualize signal splits and tweak device knobs — all without moving away from your working view.
② A Full Sequencer Update
The sequencer adds Track Folders (group multiple tracks for organization), smarter clips, and a more intuitive piano roll for editing. Your arrangement stays visually tidy and your editing speed goes up.
③ Dark Mode by Default
Reason 14 now defaults to dark mode across the whole DAW. Whether you’re arranging in the sequencer or riding faders in the mixer, the theme and interface now match. New navigation buttons for the Track Panel, Edit Area, Groove Mixer and more have also been added.
④ Fine Touches: Automatic Tempo Detection and MIDI Note Chase
Automatic tempo detection on import and MIDI Note Chase (notes keep sounding correctly even when playback starts partway through a note) are newly built in. The details that support a frictionless workflow have been polished.
⑤ [New Device] RV-9 Reverb Station
The flagship effect of Reason 14 / Reason Rack 14. The successor to Reason’s long-standing classic reverb, the RV7000. It packs nine new algorithms, covering everything from realistic rooms to endlessly evolving granular textures in a single unit. Sculpt frequencies and resonance with the spectral reverb, blur delay repeats into smooth spatial spread with Echoverb. The top panel holds the core controls, while the bottom panel offers deep settings like pre-delay, EQ and shimmer.
⑥ Additional Content
The sound content has also been greatly expanded: 900+ new drum samples, 50 new Europa patches and 20 impulse responses have been added — a material set that lets you spark your next idea the moment you open the Rack.
5. Inside the Reason Rack: Recommended Device Picks
Reason Rack includes 93 devices in total (the perpetual Reason 14 / Reason Rack 14 includes 68; the rest are bundled with the subscription or sold separately as add-ons). There are a lot of them, so from here we’ll pick out the recommended devices by category and list the rest. First, here’s the big picture across four categories.
- Instruments (34): Synths, samplers, drum machines, pianos, basses, strings, percussion and more — the devices that create and play sounds.
- Effects (37): Reverb, delay, compression, EQ, distortion, chorus, vocoder, pitch shift and more — the devices that shape your sound.
- Player MIDI FX (13): Arpeggiators, chord generators, note converters, step sequencers and more — Player devices that generate and transform MIDI.
- Utilities (9): The Combinator, line mixers, CV/audio splitters and mergers, pattern sequencers and other devices that support wiring and routing.
Perpetual: included as standard in the perpetual version (68 devices). Subscription: bundled with the subscription (sold separately as an add-on for the perpetual version).
Instruments | Recommended Picks
Thor (Polysonic Synthesizer) — Perpetual
A large semi-modular-style synth. You can swap six oscillator types (analog, wavetable, FM, phase modulation, multi-oscillator and noise) and four unique filters in and out of slots, switching between multiple synthesis methods in a single device. It also has a 16-step Step & Modulation Sequencer, a Shaper with nine distortion types, and deep routing via abundant CV/audio connections, letting you build sound modularly inside the device — this high level of expandability is the source of Thor’s “do-anything” feel.
Complex-1 (Modular Synthesizer) — Subscription
A device that packs a full modular synth inside Reason Rack, letting you freely patch signal and modulation. On top of a 4x oversampling engine, it includes a Step Sequencer and Quantizer. Combine it with Reason’s Flip the Rack and you can reproduce the cable-swapping feel of a real Eurorack in software — a dream machine for synth lovers.
Polytone (Dual-Layer Synthesizer) — Perpetual
A synth for quickly creating classic analog sounds with a twist. Its biggest character is the two identical layers A/B, which you can switch between solo, mixed or morphed (controlled by Fader, Global LFO, Velocity, Mod Wheel or CV). Turn up the Age knob to add vintage analog pitch drift. Its intuitive operation — no mod-matrix or menu-diving required — is another highlight.
Umpf Series (Umpf Club Drums / Umpf Retro Beats) — Subscription
Two genre-focused beat-production devices. Umpf Club Drums is a “club-spec” machine for instantly building four-on-the-floor dance beats for house/techno/EDM. Umpf Retro Beats is a drum machine packed with old-school ’80s–’90s drum sounds and grooves, ready to go for classic hip-hop and R&B beats. Both are powerful starting points where the groove stands up the moment you hit play.
Other Instruments (29 devices)
- Europa (Shapeshifting Synthesizer) (Perpetual): The flagship wavetable monster synth built around three spectral wave engines.
- Subtractor (Polyphonic Synthesizer) (Perpetual): A warm, simple analog-modeling subtractive synth that has been around since Reason’s earliest days.
- Malström (Graintable Synthesizer) (Perpetual): A unique synth using a “graintable” method (granular × wavetable) to generate otherworldly textures found nowhere else.
- Objekt (Modeling Synthesizer) (Subscription): A modern synth that uses physical modeling to synthesize organic sounds like wood, metal, glass and strings.
- Algoritm (FM Synthesizer) (Subscription): A modern FM synth with nine freely-routable operators. Strong on metallic, bell and electric-piano sounds.
- Parsec 2 (Spectral Synthesizer) (Subscription): An additive synth that stacks sine waves by harmonic. Builds textures and pads with spectral morphing.
- Monotone (Bass Synthesizer) (Perpetual): A bass-dedicated synth focused on thick low end — from sub bass to leads.
- Layers (Quadrasonic Sample Player) (Subscription): A 4-layer sample player collecting the sounds of legendary ’80s–’90s gear.
- Layers Wave Edition (Subscription): An edition that lets you play the legendary Waldorf Wave through the Layers engine.
- ID8 (Songwriter’s Toolbox) (Perpetual): A songwriting starter instrument that instantly calls up piano, strings, bass, drums and synth.
- Mimic (Creative Sampler) (Perpetual): A modern creative sampler with slice/chop plus time-stretch.
- NN-XT (Advanced Sampler) (Perpetual): A full-featured sampler that handles giga-class multi-layer instruments.
- NN-19 (Sampler) (Perpetual): A simple sampler that is light and quick to use.
- Grain (Sample Manipulator) (Perpetual): A dedicated granular machine that breaks samples into grains and rebuilds them. Great for sound design.
- Dr. Octo Rex (Loop Player) (Perpetual): A loop player that switches REX-slice loops across eight slots.
- Kong (Drum Designer) (Perpetual): A drum designer that mixes samples, synths, physical models and REX across 16 pads.
- Redrum (Drum Computer) (Perpetual): A TR-808/909-style 16-step pattern drum machine.
- Rytmik (Drum Machine) (Perpetual): A modern drum machine where the groove stands up instantly.
- Reason Drum Kits (Subscription): An acoustic drum instrument with individually mic’d live drums.
- Reason Electric Bass (Subscription): An instrument precisely sampling eight vintage and modern electric basses.
- Radical Piano (Advanced Acoustic Piano) (Perpetual): A serious acoustic piano combining modeling and sampling.
- Radical Keys (Subscription): A keyboard instrument collecting Rhodes, Wurlitzer, clavinet and Hammond-style sounds.
- Processed Pianos (Subscription): A versatile piano that mic-blends three piano types and runs them through a processing chain.
- Friktion (Modeled Strings) (Subscription): A string instrument that performs bowed strings in real time via physical modeling.
- Humana (Vocal Ensemble) (Perpetual): A vocal-ensemble instrument that plays choir and chorus as an instrument.
- Pangea (World Instruments) (Subscription): A world instrument collecting ethnic instruments from around the globe.
- Klang (Tuned Percussion) (Perpetual): A pitched-percussion instrument with marimba, vibraphone and the like.
- Scenic (Hybrid Instrument) (Subscription): A hybrid instrument specialized in cinematic atmospheres and textures.
- MIDI OUT Device (Perpetual): A device that sends MIDI from the Rack to external hardware (Moog, TR, etc.).
Effects | Recommended Picks
RV-9 (Reverb Station / new in Reason 14) — Perpetual
The new reverb added in Reason 14 / Reason Rack 14 — the culmination of Reason’s reverb technology. Switch between nine algorithms to cover everything from realistic spaces to experimental textures in one unit. On top of the classic Room/Hall/Arena/Cathedral/Plate/Spring, it adds three modes: Spectral, Granular and Echoverb. The controls always stay within reach, and it’s designed to give you a usable sound instantly.
Synchronous (Effect Modulator) — Perpetual
An effect modulator where you draw your own modulation curves (LFOs) and use them to drive its built-in distortion, filter, delay, reverb and level. It has three independent modulation curves, and you can set per-curve modulation amount, Speed, Phase and Offset for each effect. Quick sidechains are easy to create too. Add sway to pads, wobble to bass, glitch to samples — a modulation powerhouse for putting motion into your sound.
Osmium (Distortion Matrix) — Subscription
A new-generation distortion fusing multiband distortion with a modular core. Split the input into up to three bands and freely build the signal path by inserting effect modules into the matrix slots. Add effects before or after the band split, freely route modules for parallel processing, add motion with the modulation matrix — and you can even pull external effects into the chain and control them with CV.
Audiomatic (Retro Transformer) — Perpetual
A psychoacoustic retro effect inspired by smartphone photo filters. Apply your favorite “flavor of the past” — VHS, vinyl, tape and more — to your sound with a single knob. A handy, ready-to-go pick for lo-fi and character coloring that gets you to the texture you want in one move.
Other Effects (33 devices)
- RV7000 MkII (Advanced Reverb) (Perpetual): The go-to high-quality reverb with multiple models plus a built-in impulse response (convolution) engine.
- RV-7 (Digital Reverb) (Perpetual): A lightweight original Reason reverb that handles everything from rooms to twisted processing.
- The Echo (Perpetual): An echo fusing digital precision with the organic feel of tape echo. Includes filter, modulation and diffusion.
- Ripley (Space Delay) (Perpetual): A space delay combining stereo delay + reverb + character (filter/noise/distortion).
- DDL-1 (Digital Delay Line) (Perpetual): A lightweight digital delay handling delay time, feedback and dry/wet — usable as a workhorse.
- Scream 4 (Sound Destruction Unit) (Perpetual): One of Reason’s most popular multi-mode distortion/saturation units. From gentle drive to madness.
- D-11 (Foldback Distortion) (Perpetual): A lightweight original Reason distortion unit.
- Pulveriser (Demolition Unit) (Perpetual): A “destruction” multi-FX integrating compression + distortion + filter + modulation. Popular with beatmakers.
- Channel EQ (Perpetual): A British-console-style channel EQ. Usable as a strip EQ in any DAW.
- MClass Equalizer (Perpetual): A 4-band mastering EQ with low shelf, two peaks, high shelf and low cut.
- PEQ-2 (Two Band Parametric EQ) (Perpetual): A lightweight 2-band parametric EQ that’s plenty for pinpoint cuts/boosts.
- Channel Dynamics (Perpetual): A console-style dynamics section with compressor + expander + gate.
- Master Bus Compressor (Perpetual): A master-bus compressor described as “radio-ready.” For gluing the 2-bus.
- MClass Compressor (Perpetual): A single-band compressor for mastering. Boosts a mix’s punch and focus.
- COMP-01 (Compressor/Limiter) (Perpetual): A simple, lightweight dynamics unit that doubles as compressor and limiter.
- MClass Maximizer (Perpetual): A mastering maximizer that maximizes loudness without crushing.
- MClass Stereo Imager (Perpetual): An imager that splits low/high bands and adjusts each stereo width independently.
- Stereo Tool (Perpetual): A fast-acting stereo widener. Makes signals sound bigger and wider.
- UN-16 Unison (Perpetual): A unison you can apply to any source. Thickens and fattens the sound.
- Sidechain Tool (Perpetual): A dedicated tool for quickly and flexibly building in-Rack sidechains. For kick-to-bass ducking and more.
- Quartet (Chorus Ensemble) (Perpetual): A new-generation modulation with four chorus/ensemble types from vintage to granular.
- Sweeper (Modulation Effect) (Perpetual): A multi-modulation integrating phaser + flanger + filter.
- Alligator (Triple Filter Gate) (Perpetual): A 3-channel pattern gate. Turns boring pads into rhythmic textures.
- ECF-42 (Envelope Controlled Filter) (Perpetual): Move the filter rhythmically with gate/envelope drive. Works as a standalone filter too.
- PH-90 (Phaser) (Perpetual): An original Reason phaser that adds motion to a sound.
- CF-101 (Chorus/Flanger) (Perpetual): A basic spread-and-motion tool integrating chorus + flanger.
- Neptune (Pitch Adjuster & Voice Synth) (Perpetual): Natural pitch correction to auto-tune, plus a built-in voice-synth function.
- BV512 (Vocoder) (Perpetual): An extreme vocoder with up to 512 bands. Can sit at the center of sound design.
- Softube Guitar Amp (Perpetual): A Softube guitar amp simulator. Switches multiple models from clean to high gain.
- Softube Bass Amp (Perpetual): A Softube bass amp simulator. From clean lows to wild distortion.
- Polar (Subscription): A harmonizer + pitch shifter. Also does stereo widening and real-time resampling.
- BV-X (Multimode Vocoder) (Subscription): An easy-to-operate modern vocoder for quick access to classic vocoder sounds.
- Rotor (Rotary Speaker) (Subscription): A rotary speaker meticulously modeling the Leslie 122. For organ, electric piano and guitar.
Player MIDI FX | Recommended Picks
Reason’s Players are MIDI effects that process and generate the host’s MIDI notes in real time. The point is that they transform not the sound itself but the performance content — converting incoming MIDI before passing it to a downstream instrument, or generating MIDI automatically. Since they can send signal not only to instruments inside the Reason DAW but also to a host DAW or plugin via the MIDI OUT device, they’re useful to other-DAW users too.
Beat Map (Algorhythmic Drummer) — Perpetual
A Player designed mainly for drums that generates beats algorithmically. Move around a “map” to discover various beats; it removes the hassle of building complex beats and suggests surprising, interesting patterns. Switch between six style-specific maps, increase or decrease drum-hit density with Density, hold a position you like with Lock Pos while exploring the map, and generate counter-rhythms and ghost notes with Mirror. It can also sequence other Rack devices via CV. A generative Player that creates an idea starting point in an instant when you’re stuck programming.
Quad Note Generator — Subscription
A Player that endlessly generates unpredictable note sequences. It generates up to four different random sequences simultaneously, and you can freeze the parts you like. The Pitch parameter steers the generation tendency, the Rhythm section generates Euclidean patterns and their variations, and you can set Note Length and Velocity per line. It can also drive other devices via CV.
PolyStep Sequencer — Subscription
A polyphonic step sequencer. Input notes and chords in real time, by step, or by drawing, and keep up to four variations (auto-switching) per pattern. Generate chords along a Key/Scale from single notes, and convert chords into arpeggios or strums. On top of pitch and velocity, you can craft probability, timing offset, legato and slide — so it handles everything from straight programming to jamming and harmonic exploration in composition.
Other Players (10 devices)
- Arpeggio Lab (Subscription): A pattern-playground-style arpeggiator. Build complex rhythm and pitch patterns intuitively.
- Note Echo (Perpetual): Echoes MIDI notes along pitch and time axes. Creates strums, glissandos and chord stabs.
- Chord Sequencer (Subscription): Generates fresh chord progressions fast. A source of chord inspiration.
- Scales & Chords (Perpetual): Adds scale awareness + one-finger chords to any instrument, keeping your playing in key. The most practical of the Players.
- Bassline Generator (Subscription): Generates basslines quickly. Strong for dance and electronic styles.
- Dual Arpeggio (Perpetual): Two polyphonic pattern-based arpeggiators. Turns chords into flowing, multi-layered arpeggios.
- Drum Sequencer (Subscription): A drum sequencer with visual programming, repeats, probability and per-channel slide.
- Pattern Mutator (Subscription): “Mutates” patterns by pitch, timing, note order and velocity to create endless variations.
- Note Tool (Perpetual): A MIDI utility bundling pitch/velocity/range filters, polyphony limiting, chord hold and more.
- Random Tool (Perpetual): Adds probability-based randomness (pitch/velocity/length) to incoming notes, adding wobble to a performance.
Utilities (9 devices)
The Utilities aren’t flashy, but they’re the devices for routing, modulation and pattern control that become essential when building a Rack (all 9 are included in the perpetual version). Here’s the full list.
- Combinator (Core of the Rack / Perpetual): The workhorse and most popular device of Reason Rack. It lets you bundle multiple devices into one self-contained rack device, freely placing knobs, faders and buttons on the front panel and mapping them to any internal parameter to design your own device. In fact, many patches in Reason’s bundled sound banks and Sound Packs are built with the Combinator — users rely on it every day without even realizing it.
- RPG-8 (Monophonic Arpeggiator) (Perpetual): A monophonic arpeggiator with CV/Gate output. A hardware-feeling unit on a different track from the Player series.
- Matrix Pattern Sequencer (Perpetual): A ’70s-modular-style CV pattern sequencer. Drives any parameter in the Rack with CV.
- Pulsar (Dual LFO) (Perpetual): Two LFOs that CV-control other devices’ parameters. Creates sway, undulation and pan movement.
- Mixer 14:2 (Perpetual): A 14-channel submixer with effect sends and EQ. Handy for grouping multiple instruments inside a Combinator.
- Line Mixer 6:2 (Perpetual): A simple 6-in / 2-out line mixer. Ideal when building Combinator patches.
- Gain Tool (Perpetual): An audio-management utility handling signal level, stereo pan and routing in one device.
- Spider CV Merger & Splitter (Perpetual): Splits and merges CV/gate signals. Essential for modular wiring, like driving multiple parameters with one LFO.
- Spider Audio Merger & Splitter (Perpetual): Splits and merges audio signals. Indispensable deep inside huge Combinator stacks and modular setups.
Endless Expansion via Rack Extensions
The Reason Studios shop sells Rack Extensions (third-party devices) you can add to the Combinator and the Rack. From indie developers to famous brands, there’s a huge lineup — Rob Papen (Predator, Quad, RP-Verb and more), Synapse Audio’s Legend HZ, Turn2on’s QuantWave, Ekssperimental Sounds’ DM-999 Drum Machine and many more. Rack Extensions can be wired with audio/CV cables just like Reason’s built-in devices, and they’re designed to keep working compatibly even after OS-version or architecture updates.
Summary
We’ve covered Reason 14 and Reason Rack 14 together. Compressed into three key points:
- Reason Rack 14 ($199, perpetual): A plugin rack that brings the 68 devices (the Reason 14 Selection) into your DAW as VST3/AU/AAX. If you already love another DAW, this alone gets you Reason’s core sound.
- Reason 14 ($299, perpetual): Adds a standalone DAW on top of those 68 devices. With the new Track Panel, dark mode by default and the new RV-9 Reverb Station, it’s a big step up as a DAW too.
- Subscription (Reason+ / Reason Rack): Covers all 93 devices plus every device and content pack added in the future. Reason+ even includes AI mastering, stem separation, distribution and plugin perks. Subscribe via the link on this page and get 20% off.
Europa’s grand wavetables, Thor’s semi-modular design, Mimic’s modern sampling, the RV-9’s nine reverb algorithms, the Combinator’s “your own rack device” design — Reason Rack’s greatest value is that you can have all of these coexisting naturally inside the Ableton, Logic, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, FL Studio or other DAW you already use.
For the DTM producer who thinks “I’m not going to change my usual DAW, but I do want that Reason sound,” the perpetual Reason Rack 14 (68 devices) is the right answer for getting Reason’s assets without overdoing it. And if you want it all — edgy devices like Objekt, Algoritm and Complex-1, plus the latest content — the subscription with all 93 devices is another option. Bring Reason’s sound into your tracks.