Back when Reason was first introduced back in December 2000 there were only a few virtual devices in the rack. Subtractor was one of those devices, and it's still contained in today's 6.5 version of the software (over ten years later). Even with it's age, it's still a very useful and a very versatile instrument. I still use it in nearly all of my productions along with some of the more powerful RE synthesisers such as the Korg Polysix and Rob Papen's Predator.
Even with the choices that the Rack Extension format has given Reason users, it just shows that the included stock devices can still hold their own. You don't have to spend a lot of money to get a great sounding synthesiser in your Reason rack. The ones that come bundled with the software are more than capable of getting nearly any sound that you're after. Sitting down and getting to know the instruments that you already have can save you a hell of a lot of money.
Propellerhead have uploaded a new micro tutorial to their YouTube page that shows of some of the features of the Subtractor synthesiser. Check it out below.
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