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A house track is multifaceted and can vary depending on its sub category.
From old-school too deep house, but this guide points towards deep house.
When using samples be explorative too chopping random sounds
you can get from the internet and arranging them into loops.
A good starting point is too take a drum loop you absolutely love
and replicate it with sounds you've accumulated,

The attention to detail is honestly the rewarding part.
Try not to focus on how and what it should sound like melodically
but rather set your sites on a foundation to express your tune,
and maybe you don't even know until your there.
A lot of the time, it can be an unusual surprise.

To break it down in points:

💡Step 1 -
★BPM of 130-150 (I use 143bpm mostly)
★Re-pitching your samples
★Chopping up samples to give them a vox honey feel.

 

💡Step 2
★Layers of lofi framework
★Happy and sad elements

 

💡Step 3
★Bouncy bass sidechained against the kick drum.
★Light guitar

 

💡Step 4

★Tom drums with chorus or resonance pitch harmonized.
★Groove generator VST
★Final Structure

 

Does any of that sound confusing?

Well, this is an essential part of tayloring your tracks into professionality. 
Sure, you can drag and drop, however, if you sing, you wouldn't demand less than what your voice deserves.

 

Noob Practice:

★ Repitching samples and chopping them into segments forming loops.

★ Simple and complex sounds become friends by contrast.
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More tips soon to come...

 

Troy M