I recently started working on a track in Ableton, originally I intended it to be a trip hop track but it ended up sounding more like dubstep. One of the biggest problems this presented was programming the "wobble" bass sound you hear in so many dubstep tracks. Apparently that bass sound is for the most part created through sampling rather than synthesis. However, I was able to find a tutorial on youtube of how to make that sound using Native Instrument's Massive (which I happen to use, and I highly reccomend). The tutorial helped me a great deal so I'm posting it here for anyone who could find it useful -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZYDmw2pYOk

Sweet. I was just wondering about wobble basses yesterday. Thanks man.

Glad you found it useful! Once you put that patch together the possibilities with using different filters are great, especially chorus/flangers and phasers.

wow that is great, I want that software!