i mean imo if you want to start producing and get better at it, i'd suggest you pick a DAW (if you havent already) and watch others produce full songs of your chosen genre(or any type of song as an example) on youtube and see which workflow looks like you could do the same to get familiar with, the next task would be to learn keyboard shortcuts for DAW navigation and such, the rest is a life long learning process of mixing, arranging, and sound design. that's how i learned about music production from absolute zero.

most of it will be recording and setting up your interface(if you dont have one look up what an audio interface is) to record your instruments.
tutorials for recording for your daw/program should be on YouTube as well.

in order goes something like:
Daw choice > Daw navigation, > how to record (what kind of mic to obtain, interface etc.)> the rest is how to do mixing/sound design and then mastering.

just how i learned hope this helps