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Having a hard time writing melodies for *gasp* wobbles

How do you usual prefer to move your basslines?
What are some typical progressions?

2 or 3 notes sub and i play it like drums. fuck wobbles.

ever arp a pitched bent wobble? thats what i did

I usually rip off melodies from old video games, and twist them around a bit.

http://www.dubstepforum.com/another-hop ... 36681.html < there's a big post from me in there somewhere on this same issue.

inFormant wrote:Having a hard time writing melodies for *gasp* wobbles

How do you usual prefer to move your basslines?
What are some typical progressions?

Where's the fun in that?

I'm asking because my best method is "learn the rules then break them."
I want to know what producers in the genre generall do so I can know how to break it
Rather than just bouncing around semi interesting riffs

inFormant wrote:I'm asking because my best method is "learn the rules then break them."
I want to know what producers in the genre generall do so I can know how to break it
Rather than just bouncing around semi interesting riffs

You can't really break the rules anymore, they've all been broken before

inFormant wrote:Having a hard time writing melodies for *gasp* wobbles

How do you usual prefer to move your basslines?
What are some typical progressions?

The answer is simple... by knowing the relationships within the notes...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interval_%28music%29

Many already feel it by nature, some need the link above

8notes.com and look at the charts there you will soon learn chords for each key