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Optimising the Music Score. Although the separate track information allows a tune to be played, it’s very
memory hungry because a lot of the ‘time to play the chime’ information is the
same for each track. A better method of storing the music data would be a sin-
gle LDATA statement containing the time to play, and which notes to play at
that given time. Included with the rest of the examples is a BASIC program named SIN-
GLE_TABLE_MAKER.BAS to do just that. It combines the separate tracks i nto a series of single LDATA statements. Load SINGLE_TABLE_MAKER.BAS, and place the separate track music data
file’s name (created earlier) in the line:- ' Load the music score Include"MERRY CHRISTMAS.BAS" Compile the program, then open the serial terminal set to 9600 b aud. You will be prompted for a tempo value for the tune. The tempo must be in microseconds (uS) and most tunes require values of
approx 3000 to 5000 depending on the type of tune it is.
