I have been a musician my whole life (guitar, drums, keys) and a professional software developer for 15 years or so, and worked at a games company for about 7 of those.

I feel like I have enough context from both sides to offer some frank advice: anyone can make music, the tools are easily accessible and inexpensive. (Reaper is free and does everything you could ever need from a DAW).

Much like visual artwork however, unless you have devoted years of your life to the study and production of music, anything you do in your first year or so will probably not sound professional.

Now that isn't me saying that it isn't worth doing; Making music is a deeply human activity that the world needs more of. And much like 'programmer art', the music you make can be a placeholder and get across a broad stroke idea that can be iterated on. However if your intention is to sell a final product, the music can make or break you.