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new to the forums eh? Well don't let the detractors fool you, this is a cool pace to ask your questions, most of the time you won't get bagged like this. Just make sure you use the search button to see if your topic has already been discussed otherwise you'll cop more shit.
Anyway as for bass, well I assume your new to production, and even though I've not used reactor I ave seen it, and it's pretty comples for a beginer, but it does look like a great program so don't distress. maybe put it aside for a bit tho.
Bass is just the lower part of the frequency spectrum, so when you look at a piano it is the lower scale (left hand end), but with a synth, it depends on what the oscilators are set to. The higher the number the lower the note. This can be related to a pipe and the note it plays with its length. The longer the pipe, the lower the note will be if you blow across the end of it.
Effectively you can use any patch as already mentioned just make sure the right settings are on the Osc
it may also be useful to use some already existing patches and decontruct them (work back to nothing) to help you understand.
Good luck.
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