Small update on BitByte MML - now you can scroll through the editor, both time-wise and note-wise. Note-wise will of course slightly modify the piano roll. Now you can also preview notes by tapping the piano keys, and the menu on the side gives some information.

It looks very good, but how is this music editor going to be different from the other ones?

Well, for one thing I wanted the different tools to be easy to distinguish. In Litterbox, which is a very cool program by the way, its kind of tricky because all the different tools are tiny buttons at the top. Controls is another thing - instead of having to predetermine the length of the song to scroll through, you just create and the length is automatically adjusted.

Then there's "special effects" - wherever applicable, things like modulation or tone can be changed at any point by attaching the effect to a note in the song, causing the effect to take play immediately before the note. All of these things will be found whenever a note is selected. When a loop is used, it will show a preview after it takes place, to keep up with other tracks that may not.

All tracks will by default be visible from any other, which will show all notes from them but faded in color; this visibility is optional. Another controls thing, note length can be set just by dragging while placing a note, then precisely adjusted on the side.

And, hopefully, even more! To be determined! x)

Oh yeah, I also want to allow use of custom instruments, and a 'record' mode where MML will be generated as you play on a piano roll, but that may be too complicated for SmileBASIC... I'll see what can be done!

Oh yeah, I remember loops not being possible at all in the previous music editors! Your thing has more potential than I thought. Good luck and have fun!

I think it was possible in Litterbox, I just want to expand on the idea and make a way that the space it takes can be visualized. And overall, I wanted to make it a bit easier to use. Thanks for the support! :D