Damn. That seems like a good reverb bus, and some really stereo mixing. All I know for sure is that shit is HARD.

Basically, I like to take my reese, take the squealchy high off and add a more deep osc. Also slap some vocoder down on it.
Making a mouth shape eq, and modulate the two peaks to almost touch. I'll go further in depth when i get home

Seriously helpful gadget! Might have to invest somethin into pitch corrector of sorts,abundance of samples in major, a good waste for us dubstep producers. :/

Wrap your mic in cloth, make sure your cable aint loose. Sorry if this isn't of any use

With ALOT of dubstep it takes a sub and wobbles it steadily and changes notes every 1/2 bar. Making a more subtle calvin harris effect in disguise. A simple and fun way to keep a relatively simple drop sounding fresh throughout. I'd prefer not to just simply layer a fat sub, as it flattens the tone ...