I do realize that dubstep is very hard to create, and I can't really do it. You are better at digital composing then I am. With that said, I still think this could use some work. The following are three aspects that need reinforcement that can make this song much better.
1) Synth selection- This may be me, but I feel like the synths selected didn't match up that well. They all gave off different "vibes" and I feel like that clashed in a bad way. I will explain more in theme.
2) Theme- I think in general you should try to think about the synths you mix yourself/ select. I feel that in the beginning that the synths would have been okay if you made melodic dubstep. However, the actual "B(?)" section (bass drop) of the song didn't match the theme of the rest of the song. I would suggest that you create a more "ominous" tone in the song if you want the B section to fit with the A section.
3) Composition- I feel as though the sections in the song didn't fit together too well either. Your A section was 30 seconds long, and that was fine. But then your B section was only 15 seconds long. This is an organizational error. Then once again the A section got 30 seconds and the B section got 15 seconds. Then you had what I think was a C section where you combined the A and B section and that lasted for (I lost count so correct me if I'm wrong) 30 seconds also. Then you ended on a 30 second A section. I have two problems here. First, every section is 30 seconds, but for some reason the B section is 15. This is very unorganized for composition. My second problem is the formation in which the the sections come: ABABCA. If you wanted to achieve a five part rondo you should have done ABCBA. I do congratulate you on not doing a simple binary form ABAB because it gets annoying hearing every dubstep song use the same pattern. But I still think that your patten could use some work.
All in all, I hope you know that I'm not trying to put your song down. I'm giving an explanation for my low rating. If there is anything I didn't mention that means I thought it wasn't too much of a problem to mention it. I really hope you grow as a musician, the hard work will hopefully pay off.
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