1. Choose your samples: First, you’ll need to decide which samples you want to use in your track. This can involve browsing through sample packs and selecting individual sounds that you like, or it could involve recording your own samples using a microphone or other recording device.

2. Import the samples into your DAW: Once you have your samples, you’ll need to import them into your digital audio workstation (DAW). This will typically involve dragging and dropping the samples into the DAW’s project window.

3. Edit and arrange the samples: Next, you’ll need to edit and arrange the samples to fit your track. This can involve trimming and fading the samples, as well as applying effects such as EQ and compression to shape their sound. You’ll also need to arrange the samples in the correct order to create a cohesive track.

4. Synthesize additional sounds: Depending on the samples you have available, you may need to synthesize additional sounds to fill out your track. This can involve using synthesizers or other electronic instrumentation to create the sounds you need.

5. Mix and master the track: Once you have all of your sounds in place, you can begin the process of mixing and mastering the track. This will involve balancing the levels of all of the different elements in the track, as well as applying effects such as reverb and delay to give the track its final sound.

I hope this helps! If you have any specific questions about using samples and sample packs in your EDM production, feel free to ask.