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It sucks when your thread gets ignored and falls off the front page doesn't it 
I think a great tip for beginner producers is to find a track you like, and try and recreate it as accurately as you can. Spoiler: You won't get anywhere close. But the point of the exercise is to really make you dissect the music. You'll pick up on things that have never entered your consciousness before ("I like how they tweaked the bassline there just before the drop", "These FX are cool", "His kick has got a lot more beef than mine", "I like the filter on the lead").
As far as your track goes specifically, it's a good start. The problem with it is it sounds a bit hollow. As far as I can tell, there are only a few elements to it: The kick, some faint hats/misc percs, a relatively simple bassline, and the arp. It needs a few more layers to keep it interesting, I would say.
DONT give up!
Alex
EDIT: Also, while your honesty is honourable, in the future, you may not want to advertise your "noob" status so much! People will avoid clicking on your thread, so by doing that, you're asking to be ignored.
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