We’d split the learning into small, repeatable exercises rather than trying to make a finished track straight away. Start with a short drum groove, add a bass part that supports the kick, then build a simple chord or melody idea over it. Make a few variations, arrange them into a short intro and main section, and finish a rough version before adding more layers. Keeping one goal per session, such as timing, balance or arrangement, makes progress easier to notice. When a beat feels good, study its structure and recreate the pattern with your own sounds, then compare what changed.