Inspiration can't be forced. But the thing that you DO have control over, is your toolkit and workbench. It's important to be in a place where you're comfortable to sit and work for a few hours at a time. Yet not too relaxing that it doesn't feel like a work area anymore. For many people, the computer desk is exactly that so it's not a big stretch. Then there's your choice of tools. Maybe for you its LSDJ, maybe its Piggy... For me it's Klystrack. Hack at it, try stuff, get to know it. Don't try to make the next great album...this will come with time. Just concentrate on having fun and *trying new things*. Make little songs, it's not important if they're good or bad, just use every new song as an opportunity to try a new technique or trick. Eventually you'll reach a point where the tools disappear, where they're completely transparent. It's at that moment that great music will come out, when you're not struggling with the technicalities anymore.
And don't forget that the most inspiring thing you can do, is doing. Most of the songs I finish are the ones I start when I have nothing to do and I just fire up klystrack to go noodle around with the software. As I fuck around in the software throwing random ideas, something might stick. Then I develop on that.. and from that point on, the song is basically writing itself. I'm not composing music as much as I'm a slave to the song. It tells you what to do next. But you need some fucking around and a few false starts to get there.
So all in all.. just fucking do it. 
