Overload - Ripzore9191

That's a good question.

By "Variation in the drums" I mean switch up the beat a little bit. Different patterns. Right now you have the same beat going through most of the track. It's a good beat, but with some different ones, it could really enhance the dynamics. Make it a lot more energetic, and less repetitive. An example would be to sync up with the dub-wobbles. Or kick it up to double time. Check out my track "Don't Be Afraid" for more examples. Not that I'm any master, but there are several switch ups in the drums. Some are very subtle, and some are very obvious. Granted, there is a difference between Dubstep and DnB, but the theory remains the same.

Either way, keep up the good work.

Take care.
V.

Never listen to dubstep..But this is a pleasure to listen to

love the transitions

Crazy loud man. Great job.

I really liked it for example)

I will agree with the previous comment in that some variation to the drums would be helpful and I would even say some variation in sounds. Maybe have a different synth come in between some parts to keep the listener interested.
But this is a great start, so keep it up!

Not bad. I think a little more variation in the drums could push this a little harder. Maybe pair them up with the synths a little more. As it is, it's still good and drives nicely, though.
That's my opinion. Take it for what it's worth.

Take care.
V.