Need an oscillator to generate VERY specific frequencies!

[bgelber]

I've been scouring the internet for like two hours and haven't found what I want...the closest thing seems to've been the mdaTestTone vst/au, but for some stupid reason it's not showing up in my Plug-ins tab.
I need something that'll produce pure sine waves at very specific frequencies; I mean, AT LEAST three decimal places. 4+ would be best. Preferably free.
I know this has been mentioned in multiple forums; I just can't seem to get a satisfactory answer.

I know I could set up Operator & convert Hz to cents then use fine tune, but that's not precise enough. Also it's a pain in the ass.

[m:o]

do you own Max4Live?

[yur2die4]

On Operator, you turn on the Fixed button.

Not positive if it puts out down to the third decimal place, it probably depends on the frequency. The Ciurse goes in 10s.

[clydesdale]

You can't just ask for a sine wave frequency accurate to .001 Hz and not tell us what you need it for-- it must be something terribly exciting! Brown note research maybe?

[subliminal]

You can't just ask for a sine wave frequency accurate to .001 Hz and not tell us what you need it for-- it must be something terribly exciting! Brown note research maybe?

Absolutely! I wanna know too..

[oddstep]

max. cycle~ with a floating point number box as an input. boom

[moonpie]

Measuring the structural integrity and resonance frequency of a safe?? That's where my moneys going.

That, or shattering a wine glass! Resonance frequencies?

[oddstep]

Music for bats

[BEONDEST]

Did anyone ever figure this out? I am looking to adjust the Hz accurately in the .000001 Hz range or .00001hz

[pottering]

You can just type the decimals, they only shows 2 decimals but most number boxes allow typing more decimals, up to 6 or 7.

[chapelier fou]

At the risk of saying something not scientifically true, I’m not sure you can be more precise than one sample, so the possible frequency values must be somehow stepped.