This is the simplest complete path: drums, bass, hook, arrangement, rough mix and export. Any DAW can follow it.
Pick one track for tempo, energy and rough structure.
Kick, snare or clap, hats and one movement layer.
Write around the kick and keep the sub focused.
Add one clear musical identity: vocal, synth, chord or sample.
Duplicate the loop across the timeline, then remove parts to create intro, groove, breakdown, build, drop or chorus and outro. A finished rough track teaches more than a perfect 8-bar loop.
Export a WAV, listen away from the DAW and write three fixes only: one arrangement issue, one mix issue and one emotional issue. Fix those, export again, then move on.