Shauk

Yeah I'm used to mixing just about any genre but for some reason mixing dubstep seems to be a real bear for me to get, feel like I'm relearning the bike.

here's a stab I took at it.

Shauk - Mini - SoundCloud

it's just 2 tracks, I futz'd around with the fx a bit at various points just to kind of drive home that "it's just practice"

anyways, it's my 1st stab at it.

Studentech

First off, YAY! dubstep is far too under-appreciated.
Thanks for sharing! I quite enjoyed your work.
Also, let me state that I do not, have not, and given my current schedule, probably will not begin mixing music any time soon (though, it is on my to-do list).
That being said, I do love my dubstep.
For me dubstep is all about what's called the bass wobble (4:20-4:24) in your song, almost nails it. But I feel as if it doesn't quite "wobble" enough? (no links for me, but i'm not even a bot! i swear! youtube "Imogen Heap - Hide & Seek (Roksonix Dubstep Remix) "
Listen from 1:00 to around 1:10 it seems to me like the bass note is compressed and decompressed to different levels... at least that's how I understand the wobble. In any case, it gives me goose bumps in a good way.
Hope that... helped?

Willravel

I'm not really familiar with dubstep, but that sounds great.