Music

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Music
Music.png
Developer Mitec
Publisher Sega
Platform(s) SC-3000
Release date Japan 1983
Europe 1983
Australia 1983
Genre Educational
Mode(s) 1 player
Media
SC-3000:
SC-3000-only ROM Cartridge
Input
SC-3000:
Keyboard

Music (also called as SEGA SC-3000 Music Editor in the title screen) is an educational software, developed by Mitec and released by Sega in 1983 for the SC-3000 computer. In this software, users can compose their own music to be played on SC-3000's SN76489AN sound chip by typing the desired commands and notes as stated in the instruction manual. Alongside BASIC Level III B, Music is known for being one of the two killer apps of the SC-3000 in Japan, as well as one of the fewest apps being distributed in cartridges rather than cassette tapes.

In the package, Music comes with the cartridge, instruction manual, a rubber key overlay for the SC-3000's own keyboard, and keyboard stickers. The software also supports saving and loading users' music composed into a cassette tape through the Data Recorder SR-1000.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ミュージック
Myuujikku
Music
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