Hi there, and welcome to the forum.
ok, so 1st off, like the other guys have said, Production takes years to master (if we ever really master it at all?) I'd suggest spending ages trawling through youtube looking at basics tutorials relevent to your DAW (
Digital
Audio
Workstation) in your case....FL Studio. Dont restrict yourself to genre or sub genre of music, just make whatever you want at the time. Hell, when I first started out, one track would be a shit attempt at drum and bass, the next would be an even worse attempt at trance, or hip hop etc.......In my opinion, if you limit yourself to a genre, you are also limiting your learning capabilities.
I also wouldnt worry about them sounding shit for now either, they will do for quite some time. Break it down into smaller goals, Just focus on creating an 8 bar loop, consisting of drums, a bassline, and a lead / melody. Once youve got that step down, turn that 8 bar loop into a 16 bar loop with some variation in it. Next try to work out an intro into that loop, then a break, second drop, outro etc. Before you know it, you got your first track!
Once you find you are able to to get bits done, then you might wanna consider reading up / researching mixdown techniques. This is the process of getting all elements of your track to sit in their own space in the sonic field or frequency range. ie; bass is low frequency, kicks low, snares and some basses mid freqencies, hi hats, shakers, lead melodies etc in the high range.
Maybe after that you might wanna branch out into learning synthesis, and how to create all your own sounds. But for now, using preset sounds from a synth is the best way to work when just starting out. You can load up a preset, and start dissecting, working out how it works and learning on the way.
Also.....Stick around this forum, it's a valuable learning resource for any producer. I learnt pretty much everything I know from this place! Dont be afraid to ask a question, no matter how simple it may sound. There's always someone around that'll give you an answer. Just also use the search function on here, most of the questions you will be wanting to ask have been asked many a time before by others such as yourself, as did I when I 1st started out. Anyway, if you cant find anything related to your topic in the search function, post it up here and someone will surely help.
And dont forget to check out the new talent and track review section, to listen to what other members of the community can produce, maybe get an idea of your goals as a producer.
OH!!!! And check this thread out, full of useful information about getting started in production! It's a sticky thread, always up there near the top of the forum!
http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php/...o-get-started-in-Music-Production-quot-Thread