Usually when someone wants help with a sound they post a link to an audio clip. Wobble bass for one person is something completely different to someone else. Can you post a link to something that sounds similar to what you are going for ... a little help for a little help.

FM-X programming is only difficult if you don’t know the basics.

Hi Bad Mister,
the basics of FM I know.
Here is a Link to that Song on Youtube. I hope You can here the Bass well. If not I will search for another one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uB_dYLTHsPA
Rainer

Hi,
here is one more example. I find out that the song is using the TB303 from Roland to make this sound happen.
I think they using a Sawtooth to realize that but not sure. And when they use the filters.
Here is the second link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt71d5LIV5M
Dr. Mix is describing and showing how the TB303 is working.
Rainer

You could start with the Factory Preset: "Boogie A Legato RB"

A combination of a Roland, a Prophet V, and a Moog bass, you can work from this to get that sound. As recalled it is the "Boogie On Reggae Woman" sound (Steveland Morris) but if you activate the [AsSw1] you'll change the Filter Attack. Work with the front panel Quick Edit knobs for Cutoff, Resonance and FEG Depth to get the precise sound you desire.

Press [AsSw1]
Raise the FEG DEPTH

BTW - you have a compliment of ancient analog synth wave in the MONTAGE... please explore...

In general, I would go to [CATEGORY SEARCH], first filter on AWM2, and then choose the main category "Bass" and sub category "Synth". There are several pages to go through - but "Boogie A Legato RB" is there along with others I think would work like "Rn Bass RB". It's up to your ears to decide which bass works for you.

If you want that pattern played for you - you'll need to employ some kind of ARP. The same general idea here would apply. Use the ARP category search - filter by Bass main category and other various sub-categories. I ended up finding an ARP in the "Syn Comp" section (not necessarily a bass-centric category). Turn on the main ARP switch - and see how these sound. I landed on "MA_TraSynthArp15". Set that to the ARP #1 individual ARP - turned main and PART ARP to on. Sounds close enough for me and the arpeggiator handles the 16th notes.

Hello Bad mister,
hello Jason,
thanks for that answers. It is very helpful.
@Jason:
Thanks for the information of the Arp thing. I will have a look at it.
Whenn my Performance is ready to play I will send it to Soundmondo.
But there mor Parts I will programm that the Performance works right.
Rainer