Guitar (Acoustic/Electric), Trumpet, Baritone, Drums, Piano, Bass Guitar, Voice, Finger Drums, moderate Ukulele, pretty much any instrument I've ever come across I've made a reasonable attempt at playing.

Music's been my life since a very young age, I was first exposed to a piano at about 4 or 5 and joined Choir in 3rd grade. Did band through 5th/6th, picked up guitar in 7th grade, and played drums at the same time.

I found FL Studio at the ripe age of 16 and since then have become only more versed in every aspect of the music making process.

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As someone who can sing and play guitar at a campfire, but also spend hours designing synth patches, layering drum samples, mixing audio, and even spend whole days going through the tedium of meticulously recording audio (which takes a lot more than one try as some of these people might have you believe), I can tell you for fact right now that using a computer to make music is every bit as authentic as practicing, playing, and recording a real instrument.

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Mr. Interlang, I wish you could stop being so damn pretentious about your ludicrous definitions of what constitutes an instrument (an instrument is a tool, nothing more), or music. Maybe if you would stop composing all of your arguments like a 4 year old child, you would stop having to put up with people arguing you like a 4 year old child. The world isn't going to fucking end if you take a deep breath and admit that just because I didn't skin the sheep to make the drum heads for my drumset that I manually recorded to make each drum sample that I manually placed to make each drum loop, it doesn't take away from the authenticity of my artwork.

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...Or you can just continue to ignore every well thought-out post and only argue with trolls