140 bpm dubstep wobble 2 bars

About this sample

This bass sound features a deep dubstep "Reese" texture built from two detuned sawtooth waves combined with a sine sub-oscillator tuned to F1 (about 43.65 Hz). A 4-pole low-pass filter cutoff is modulated by an LFO that sweeps from 100 Hz up to 4500 Hz, with the wobble rate increasing from quarter notes in the first bar to eighth notes in the second, all at 140 BPM over two bars. The signal is processed in stereo with saturation applied via a tanh function to add harmonic grit, and a fade envelope smooths the start and end.

It suits dubstep and bass-heavy electronic genres at 140 BPM, providing a powerful rhythmic wobble that can drive a track’s low end. Layering with clean sub-bass or distorted mid-bass elements will enhance presence, while careful EQing is advised to avoid muddiness due to its dense harmonic content and broad frequency sweep.