That's really, really nicely done, lovely spooky ambience and a very solid, spacious mix. I fully approve!

Reason 6 is my DAW, I love it to bits, I'm only just starting to delve into synth creation rather than relying on modified presets though, so much to learn!

Using a synthesizer to create sounds from scratch can seem like a daunting task at first, but it's well worth learning. It's a hell of a lot of fun, and nothing adds more individuality to your music than making it with your own patches. When you get it down to an art, it's also incredibly useful - can't find a patch that sounds just like what you hear in your head? Make it yourself!

At first, I learned a little myself largely by experimentation, but an understanding of sound creation and synthesis terminology, and the "pieces" that make up a synth sound are kinda crucial, and it's hard to self-teach that without many headaches. Lemme see if I can find the tutorials I was using at the time...

Ahhh, here we go, good ol' Mr Thor. After just a couple of the tutorials in this series, I had enough understanding under my belt to roll up my sleeves and start making sounds on every synth life has thrown at me since (all but those with the most cryptic of interfaces, anyway...).

http://www.propellerheads.se/substance/discovering-reason/index.cfm?fuseaction=get_article&article=part19

Also, as a general Reason tip, if you don't to it already, don't be afraid to turn the rack around and patch devices together by hand. Or paw. Or claw. Especially when it comes to working with effects.

Love the sub-bass, this definitely fits what it was made for. c: Good work!

Thankies! Yep yep, well, with all those deep, thrumming pads going on, if I'd used anything higher than a sub bass it would just have disappeared into the mix and turned it all to mud.

That and ambient music + sub bass = epic win.

Sounds like some sorta deep dark cavern to me ;)

Which is excellent, because that's pretty much what this will be backing! \o/

I love how much Blade Runner this is.