RE: shareware frequency counter?

A while ago someone posted a request for a shareware frequency counter for
PCs - has anyone found one?

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James Kukula writes:
> My friend knows I'm a bit of a Joe Beck fan, and also about my interest
> in tunings. He reported:
>
> > Last night, there were a couple duets between him and the flute
> > player, with her on alto flute and him playing some alternate-tuned
> > guitar -- a dark and very full sound.
>
> My friend is an excellent musician so his report on the alternate tuning is
> very likely accurate.
>

I don't want to venture a guess in this particular instance (can
you get more details?), but it's been my experience that
"alternate tuning" in guitar-speak generally means "tuned other
than E-A-D-G-B-E". I've had more than a few disappointments when
digging into an article or net-reference I thought was going to
be about what we've all accepted as "alternate tunings".

Of course, you might take what I say with a grain of salt. While
I do actually have a couple of guitars around the house (both
either in or becoming 22tet, BTW -- I finally made up my mind :),
I'm really just a bass player in disguise. ;-)


Steve

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