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+# This melody file is intended to be a basic test for the PWT melody play
+# mechanism - it consists of all 48 notes of the chromatic scale supported
+# by Calypso PWT, in rising order, with each note playing for 12 TDMA frames
+# at maximum nominal volume of 64/64.
+
+f4	64	12
+fs4	64	12
+g4	64	12
+gs4	64	12
+a4	64	12
+as4	64	12
+b4	64	12
+c5	64	12
+cs5	64	12
+d5	64	12
+ds5	64	12
+e5	64	12
+f5	64	12
+fs5	64	12
+g5	64	12
+gs5	64	12
+a5	64	12
+as5	64	12
+b5	64	12
+c6	64	12
+cs6	64	12
+d6	64	12
+ds6	64	12
+e6	64	12
+f6	64	12
+fs6	64	12
+g6	64	12
+gs6	64	12
+a6	64	12
+as6	64	12
+b6	64	12
+c7	64	12
+cs7	64	12
+d7	64	12
+ds7	64	12
+e7	64	12
+f7	64	12
+fs7	64	12
+g7	64	12
+gs7	64	12
+a7	64	12
+as7	64	12
+b7	64	12
+c8	64	12
+cs8	64	12
+d8	64	12
+ds8	64	12
+e8	64	12
+
+# The purpose of the following line is to test the implementation
+# of 'rest' instruction
+
+rest		12