Before all else: Set bpm to 80, then

1. Turn off limiter on main output

2. Make a machineste and hook it up to an unedited graphic EQ

3. Load a kick, hi hat, and snare sample of your choosing into the mach

4. Make a simple *kick* *hat* *snare* *hat* beat and record it to the timeline

5. Make some shit melody (I can't help there)

6. After the melody and beat are extend a few bars (I did 9) create a heisenberg (don't change any settings) and turn the centroid gain for that channel up to about +14

7. Make a 1/2 bar note of fairly low bass in the last bar of the melody

8. Make a track to change the master tune on the bassline berg. Make the track lower the tune of the note throughout it, eventually reaching a pitch no longer playable through speakers (before the note ends) This should make a nice falling bass sound.

9. Make another berg and load an airsweep preset on it.

10. Make sure the volume on that berg is all the way down. Then make a track to turn up the volume exponentially as it plays. This should make a volume sweep that sounds fairly decent.

11. Right as the drum loop stops, turn the bass up on the graphic EQ.

12. Place a note track with a single kick at the start of the next bar, as everything stops.

13. Load any flat dubstep bass preset onto a new heisenberg.

14. Add a tube, slope(on notch setting), reverb, and graphic EQ with my boost preset loaded onto the new berg.

15. Make a bar bass note that starts at the same time as the bass boosted kick.

This is how I make a lot of drops.

Hope this helped