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My advice to you is that you don't have to learn one instrument very very well, but rather, learn many different instruments.
There are different things that help you from different instruments. With the piano, it will help you write down melodies with a midi keyboard, guitar will help you develop a sense of chords and also help you develop song writing skills. Learning percussion I would say are not necessary unless you plan to do some live recording with bongos and congas and etc... which then is much better and easier to play live than to try to sequence it.
I myself play violin, trombone and guitar and I have played solo, in concert bands, jazz bands, orchestras, jam sessions, and string ensembles for over 13 years and that is the thing that I have found that has really developed my musical sense.
You cannot just learn an instrument if you want to learn music. You must actually play it a lot, enjoy it and just have fun. It isn't obtained by learning, but rather by experience.
It takes time.. but I would say, learn 1 or 2 instruments, and just play and have fun with it for about 1 or 2 years and you'll start to see yourself gain musical experience
my 2 cents
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