First ever project using Z3ta +2

Hello, I just recently bought Z3ta +2 and I have never in my life even dealt with anything like this. I am currently trying to recreate this theme "The Forest Temple" from Ocarina of Time. (Won't let me put a link because of spam protection(?) Anyway, if you are familiar with it or wish to be just search it up on YouTube.
I was wondering if anybody could let me know if making the rattle-like noise that loops through out the whole tune is possible, by making it sound if not exactly but very close at it sounds in the video using Z3ta +2.
My reason for buying something I have absolutely no clue what I am doing is because I wanted to gain a new hobby and skill. The reason I chose this theme is because it's one of my favorites. If anybody could answer my curiosities or give a new guy a tip towards completing what I chose to be my first task with music making please let me know!
 
Thanks you very much! 
 
PS If this is in the wrong section I apologize.

I am completely new to any form of music creation, and I have no idea what a DAW is. So far I have come really close to recreating the rattle-like sound but I feel like no matter what adjustments I make it just isn't near enough and there is something missing.

Hi Chad you may also like to post a link in the songs forum lots of peeps there will be only to happy to give sound advice.  You need to make at least 3 more posts before you post active links.  I would also follow Paul's links which are all excellent material. 

You could try soundcloud this is the login page so you can set up an account lots of peeps use it for sound bites even Cakewalk.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Syntorial1
 
Syntorial is cool and it comes with special lessons in Zeta2.

Hi Chad and welcome!
 
I took a listen to the clip, and it's kind of a wood-blocky sound - very delayed.  I would recommend taking a look in the factory content.  since it sounds percussive, start with the percussion category.  the other place to listen for something similar is the "short and plucked synth" category.  I'd in particular take a look at the underwater bells patch.  change the eq on it a bit and play with the filter cutoffs and resonances and turn all three delays on with different syncs - but it sounds triplet-y so experiment with syncs that end in t for triplet.  
I think this patch in particular is a good place to start from.
 
This is fun stuff - crazy maddening at times but I haven't found anything I enjoy quite as much!
Good luck!

Welcome, Ranger.  Esp. to the Cake family.  As you have discovered, Music Creator is Cake's intro DAW for recording MIDI and audio and manipulating them (my favorite analogy is the word processor).  Z3TA 2 is Cake's virtual analog (VA) synth, where a few sample wave shapes can be manipulated just like the analog synth of yore.  Soundcloud (and soundclick) are websites where you can post your songs or sounds and others can play them.  You basically have everything you need to create songs and publish them.
 
As to your sound, you can post links once you've posted 25 ... posts.  That is to help w/ the spam we get on site.  You'll find a lot of good people on the Songs forum.  Most are guitar-based, but they don't bite if you are more synth based.  In fact, even tho they are limited to 6 strings, they still have very good ideas about sound and song structure and performance and the engineering side of things.
 
I couldn't track down your sound, google kept sending me to game descriptions.  Soundcloud makes it easy for us to go to one place and hear what you are talking about.  Hopefully, you'll get that sorted out.
 
Most importantly, have ya some fun.
 
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