Drum'n'bass brings sub basses to my mind.
Try this:
1. Oscillator balance to Osc2.
2. Drop the Osc2 pitch by 12 or 24.
3. Set detune to 0.
4. From the oscillator edit menu set oscillator phase int to 1 and set the subosc waveform to triangle.
5. Add subosc volume by taste (depending on how much boom you want)
6. Filters in paraller 6 and balance to first filter so that you have a nice 24dB filter.
7. Set the cutoff so that the osc2 saw starts to sound very soft.
8. Add some filter envelope and some resonance to your taste. (or don't add at all to get traditional subbass)
9. If you have C, cut down the really low frequencies and the high frequencies.
10. Add some analog boost if you wish.
You can also use osc 2 and 3 as squares to get that d'n'b woover-like bass.
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