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The list of LDATA statements should look something like the small snippet be-
low. TRACK_n: LDATAWORD00270, BYTE062 LDATAWORD00324, BYTE067 LDATAWORD00378, BYTE067 LDATAWORD00405, BYTE069 LDATAWORD00432, BYTE067 LDATAWORD00459, BYTE066 Rename TRACK_n: to TRACK_1: and make sure the last LDATA statement contains all zeroes. LDATAWORD00000, BYTE000 If not, then add them to the list. Save this file as MERRY_TRACK_1.BAS. Repeat the p rocess for the remaining two midi files, renaming TRACK_n: to TRACK_2:and TRACK_3:respectively, not forgetting to save each file with an appropriate name. Open the three new .BAS programs containing the LDATA statements, and
copy and paste tracks two and three in to track one’s program. You should now
have a single BASIC file containing all three tracks. Rename this file when sav-
ing to MERRY CHRISTMAS.BAS. This is now your music score. Re-open the SIMPLE_TUNE.BAS program and change the line. ' Load the music score Include"TUNE_DATA.INC" to ' Load the music score Include"MERRY CHRISTMAS.BAS" Once the program is compiled and programmed into the PICmicro, you should
hear the tune being played.
