For rifle rounds, the only ones I crimp are .308 loads for my FAL. For these, I use the standard RCBS seating die adjusted for crimping.
On handgun rounds, I use a separate Lee taper crimp die for my .45 ACP cast bullet loads but use the taper crimp RCBS seating die for jacketed loads. It seems that the cast bullets just don't work well trying to seat and taper crimp them in one step. For revolver rounds, I roll crimp using the seating die.