I like it, but there is too much reverb (I think that’s what its called) at the start, maybe add some drums at the beginning. Sounds good other than that!
According to some video earlier I’ve watched about, the UK dubstep artists preferred cutting the mids away from the bass, keeping it very deep and intriguing. Bright elements are almost non-existent in that genre though.
If you’re looking for the brostep subgenre, you can keep the mids on the bass and try to give the bass a little more growly tone.
Just got your message. What’s your DAW? That wobble is very heavy, love it. Same thing again at 0:07. Add a riser or some sort of indication towards this new section for the listener. At 0:28, I think you should add a cinematic drum kit on beat one.
You’re also using the wrong kind of drums for dubstep. I write melodic dubstep in my spare time as a passion. I’ll be happy to send over some one-shots I have.
Also, don’t listen to Operatik lol. Sorry Operatik, you can kill me on Discord if you want. Dubstep is not his area. He does more DnB/House music. You definitely want to keep your mids. In fact, I’d suggest boosting them via EQ.
Here is a little something I spent the weekend writing and developing:
I cut off the bad word, so moderation, please don’t kill me.