Talk:Music Macro Language

Consideration of MML originally

>MML originally appeared in Microsoft BASIC and was common in the early 1980s on 16-bit era Japanese personal computers.

MML Originally seems to appear with Old Machines. The music automatic operation performance function (BASIC) was installed in the personal computer named MZ-80K made of SHARP(Sharp_MZ). MZ-80K (1978) - An all-in-one kit with keyboard. --基 建吉(MOTOI Kenkichi) (talk) 12:46, 10 January 2009 (UTC)

• The proof of the MZ-80K catalog(Case of one). The MZ-80K Catalog　at Oh!Ishi RetroPC net The MZ-80K Catalog at Oh!Ishi RetroPC net,Web GYOTAKU

Youtube "MZ-80K introduction" MZ-80K BASIC & GAME(MUSIC) at MZ ENCYCLOPEDIA

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Proposed expansion of MML history

I have drafted a sourced expansion of the history of Music Macro Language (MML) in my user space:

User:MOTOI Kenkichi/MML history

The draft focuses on the historical development of the term, its use in Japanese microcomputer culture, and its evolution into music driver–based systems.

This is based on published sources including BYTE (1982) and MIT Press references.

I would appreciate any feedback on structure, sourcing, and scope. MOTOI Kenkichi(基 建吉) (talk) 09:58, 19 March 2026 (UTC)