How to make a Dubstep Wobble Bass in Ableton Live | Operator

Very helpful, thank you!

A wobble tutorial without using Massive. Just awesome bro! Thank you.

my sound turns out to be different and not the wobble sound :( help

Excellent tutorial, clear and simple way of passing the knowledge, respect

Great tutorial thank you!

You sound like Louis CK

Thank you so much!! My life is complete

This sounded terrible. Good concept though

thank you for this video. But after 5 years a lot of parameters has changed in ableton :/

very nice )

My operator is different to yours i have suite live 9 what version are you using? i don't have the option for low svf??

Another fun tip: Once you have that reese sounding wobble at the end, drop a ping pong delay on the end, right click and select repitch, go up to the filter on ping pong and open it up completley, Click on the 'sync' button to switch it to time, then open that up to about 40ms. Mess about with the dry/wet and feedback. Then whack on a Resonator on the end and tune the sound to the key you are using in your track, By noe yoou should have a Modulated, Reese Sounding wobble with a reverbed 'screech'. Want to make it more interesting? Whack a reverb at the end and open up the decay time. Bounce that track down (or freeze and flatten) Then with the audio sample you have, put on anothe rping pong delay, right click on it to get 'repitch' again. On the session view in ableton you'll want to modulate the 'time' function in ping pong delay this will create a wobbly, screechy, decayed, ressey, rise. It's fun to experiment about at this part as well. Once you got the sound you like, bounce that and reverse sample. Join both the rise and the decayed sample together and continue this process. It's called the fractal effect. It's fucking awesom eif done right.

great video homie, please keep making videos like this!

This video is gratefully appreciated, keep up the great work.

THANKS A LOT!

Great easy to follow tutorial m8! such a classic wub

Thank you! This was great!

Thanks a lot Beat Drop! You are making me learn faster. Ableton = Life

is it possible to make a wobble bass with ableton live lite?

i don't have operator. . . . . . . .on to the nest video

just out of curiosity, what is the benefit of making the synth monophonic?

Thank you very much for this tutorial, really appreciate you taking the time to demonstrate this step by step. It worked well on my hardware synth too!

Having trouble drawing in bass. I got the sound but how did you draw in the midi to sound good

Thanks Brooo !

This was the most effective explanation of what dubstep essentially is. In the first 4 minutes you explained what other videos tried to do in over 10-20min. Thank you!!

Cool vid, I got mine to sound a little more authentic by using the three operator method in a device rack and using each one to target a different frequency range. But as far a the concept goes one of the better videos out there for half the length. Good work.

the best tutorial I´ve seen

Thank you for being straight forward and to the point!

Thankyou for explaining this so well, much appreciated

OUHHHHHH THANK YOUUUUUUUU !!!!!!!! :D

Thank you so much, this helped me a lot!

Nice!! Thank you so much!!

Hmm I dont have SVF or that dropdown bar..

how come my operator filter doesn't have the same presets or layout as yours?

Amazing video, man, thanks for the knowledge!

Can someone tell me how to automate the lfo rate?

I don't have the low svf option section next to my filter is because i have ableton 10?

I’ve been flying blind with this plug in. THANK YOU FOR THIS

Many many thanks

Hey! HXNTZZB3AT$ from the Jungle here. Sounds a bit different in 2020, but trust me, worth it!

Wait so if I don't have a keyboard, how can I use one the "wobble bass" sounds from ableton following these steps for the operator? (sorry I'm new to producing)

that jam at the end was so fire!

I'm a little late to the party, since it's about 10 years after the video was uploaded, but this is the most helpful, step-by-step explanation and demonstration video I've seen on dubstep production.

i see this 10years later...❤

Thank you for this. Very helpful and explained clearly. TY

I feel like I'm doing all the same things as you but not getting the same sound, plus I've got a newer version of ableton, so some of the options aren't the same as yours (like the filter options).
Like seriously am I the only person who I'd struggling to get this right?

Hi. Lovely video. I am new to ableton live, and unfortunateley new versions don't have the operator available. Does anyone know of an alternative in the new version.

still very helpful in 2023 😊

i wonder where id be if i found this 10 years ago.