I'm new to reason & want to know if i can us it to create the bone shaking bass you get in DubStep??
Is there any tutorials about to help with this?

Also, is there any good sites around for getting drum samples (DnB-Garage-DubStep) to load into redrum?

I listen to quite a bit of dub step, but haven't tried to produce it - not my thing. I am mostly into dnb. But the way you do bass in dnb should be very similar. Just try layering several different (or even same) bass sounds together. Put them all into combinator and you got yourself a kick ass bass instrument.

It's not easy, but I am just pointing you in the right direction.
There is almost no way to achieve such rich and deep bass with just one instrument, especially if you want it to be vibrant.

Wicked, Thanks for the advice, i'll have a play & see what happens

Actually I do layer a lot of basses and stuff, it's best to put them along with any additional effects into a combinator.

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What basses do you find you get the best results with?

Malstrom - CBassic, Wet Bass.
Subtractor - Bass Guitar, Sound on Sound.
Thor - Fat Boy, Gangsta Lead 3 (octaved down).

Just a few.

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Thanks for that

i make some basses myself and cant seem to get them to be right if you find out any good site please inform me because i would like to make remixes of them

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but as far as a good subbass.. load up in thor a blank patch and then turn up the decay and sustain on the filter & amp env. Use a high not like C7 but load an Analog Oscillator and turn the octave wayy down. This makes the sound really fat. Then to make the so called 'wobble' assign an LFO to any knob you like at 100% and do a tempo sync then mess with the LFO rate and there ya go!