Bill R.,
Just a note, I think that the FURTHER apart the two tones are, the faster the
pulse.
The "pulse" is called the "beat" tone, ...having nothing to do with Beatniks.
As the two tones come closer together, the beat REDUCES in frequency.
When the two tones match, we have what we call in Physics, "zero-beat", or
"zero-beating". It's an excellent "null-test" of equivalence of frequency.
This is a way of tuning a guitar or cello or violin or Ukelele with a tuning
fork. I tune all of mine this way. I am also a Physicist. ;-)
Stay in tune,
--Joe
> William Rintala <brintala@...> wrote:
The closer in tune the 2 tones
> are the faster the pulse.
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