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The worst unoptimised thing in PPMCK is how it stores sequence data ! For example [c c d d]4 would be stored as : ccddccddccddccdd instead of being effectively stored like you type it which would save a lot of bytes ! But this is the fault of the compiler/replay engine, not the language. The [ ~ ] ...

RushJet1 wrote:Actually PPMCK does support transposing with the "K" command. K<num> transposes <num> semitones.

Thanks, I totally did not realize this. I guess I can take out that feature

I'm new here, but I wanted to share a little project I've been working on for the last few weeks. It is called MMLX which stands for MML Extended. I only recently started getting into chiptune composing. Since I'm a programmer MML feels more natural to me than using a tracker, but in some ways it is...