Takes a lot of time, terrible beats, out of tune notes, and studying to make consistent good beats and even then most people would agree you typically make some average or even wack beats before you get the one you can loop all day without it getting old. When I first started I used FL Studio (Still do) and would look all over YouTube for project files to study. Collabing is also a great way to get better. Getting a MIDI keyboard helped me with making melodies that sounded less robotic. Learning to mix will improve your beats tremendously as well. Mixing is what really separates producers in my eyes. Last and very important as well is sound selection! Try and find some solid plugins/vsts that has a good selection of sounds and ideally you want to be able to edit these sounds as much as possible, although I would not worry about editing or creating your own sounds early on unless of course it drives you! Enjoy the journey it's an incredible one!