D&B is made with instruments.
If you look at the history of D&B it originated from Jamaican music, a type of music called 'dub' and then got big in London. The original D&B tracks sound very tinny and like a drum kit type sound to them.
That's NOT how DnB came to life. Drum and Bass was actually slower than it is today, and was derived from Rave music in the early 90's. What happened was that rave music at higher speeds were being produced, and created a new tip of a branch in Dance music. For example, this is a Pre-DnB classic:
Then music also continued to become faster, giving us tracks like this classic.
Then, the pre-DnB scene was influenced by the Jamaican Ragga msuic at the time, giving the new genre a name. This was now called "Jungle music". Here is an example of Jungle:
After many years, computers became more advanced and there were more synthesizers and Virtual instruments. This introduced new sounds to the genre, compared to the classic bass sound you hear in older Jungle tracks.
Here is a track from the late 90's, early 2000's:
With the evolution of the computer programs, VSTs, Effects and Digital Audio Workstations, Jungle music started to evolve into the DnB as we know today.
Anyways, back to the original topic, yes, Drum and Bass is one of the best genres out there, however, I also do listen to alot of metal. Here's some of my favourite DnB Albums (My DnB library is over 30GB):
So Far - Alex Reece
Prism EP - Phetsta
Nightlife 5 - Andy C - RAM Records
High Technology - DaVip and Encode - Breed 12 Inches
Surface EP - Various Artists - Titan Records
The Flavours EP 1 & 2 - Various Artists
Sub Focus - Sub Focus
Kryptonite/Escape from Planet Monday - Dj Fresh
Netsky - Netsky
Light Speed - John B
Dj Hype Presents the Ganja Kru - Dj Hype & Ganja Kru
Right, try listening to music made with real instruments, not some electronically edited POS. I can't stand DNB and yet I have to put up with it as I work on the radio, it's just ghastly.
/Rant
You obviously have no idea how hard it is and how much talent you need to make Drum and Bass. I, myself produce electronic music, and its not easy.
The image below is just the composition of a track by DaVip, you dont want to see the number of effects and virtual instruments in this.
And there is NO damn way Dubstep is better than Dnb. In fact, Dubstep bows down to DnB, as it is a branch of DnB.