Scales

If you're a newbie to music theory I'd suggest to keep with either C major or A minor. They are the easiest, since they utilize the white keys. You can transpose afterwards if need be.

Again, there are no set scales used in dnb, jungle or not. In fact, some dnb doesn't even use distinguishable notes, let alone scales...

Just start with a chord that sounds good and go from there, just see how it sounds the best.
 
If you're a newbie to music theory I'd suggest to keep with either C major or A minor. They are the easiest, since they utilize the white keys. You can transpose afterwards if need be.

Again, there are no set scales used in dnb, jungle or not. In fact, some dnb doesn't even use distinguishable notes, let alone scales...

Just start with a chord that sounds good and go from there, just see how it sounds the best.

^-what he said
 
This seems to be a bit kiddish, but if you need a few basics, try out this site: http://www.musictheory.net/

There are tons of basic music theory books. If you want to do that advanced try out some jazz books.

Probably someone wants to produce jazzy DnB :D
 
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