PCWorks: Tone generation

        Back in the days of the "Commodore 64",
the frequency of the tone generator and musical
scale generator was so accurate that I was able
to use it for piano tuning.
Does anyone know of a way that the modern PC
can be used with the same accuracy for checking
and calibrating the tones of musical instruments?

Wally
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Adobe Audition, and its predecessor, CoolEdit, have
tone-generation
functions.
 

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>         Back in the days of the "Commodore
64", the frequency 
> of the tone generator and musical scale generator was
so 
> accurate that I was able to use it for piano tuning.
> Does anyone know of a way that the modern PC can be
used with 
> the same accuracy for checking and calibrating the
tones of 
> musical instruments?
> 
> Wally
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