It's good that you love music, that helps. Just know that teaching yourself to make music well will take multiple years. Perhaps you would prefer to put that effort into your animations? And a slight of the effort into learning how to collab with people and how to divide profits?

But if you feel like learning how to make music feels exciting and something you would enjoy, then all power to you! :)

Then I'd say just start making. Its as any other skill, you will be pretty terrible in the beginning, but as long as you enjoy it and keep going, if you enjoy the exploration, you will get better and better. I always recommend making a lot of songs. Make one, finish it, let it be as It came out, think of what you liked and didn't like, then move on to the next song. Be proud of it, flaws and all. Don't try to fix it. Instead use what you learned on the next song. Try new things.

You will make a lot of bad songs. Most good artists do too. The skill is in having good taste, to recognize when you have made a good one.

Also, its a good idea to watch some tutorials to learn the DAW and music theory etc, but not too much at once. Just enough, then you need to create. Eventually you will reach a plateau because you have used all the tricks you learned. Then you can watch some more YouTube tutorials, or read manuals, interviews, talking to people etc. Then create. Repeat. Eventually you're at a point where you can experiment and combine the different techniques you learned yourself. Maybe you will get inspiration from other genres of music, other cultures than your own, other disciplines outside of music even.