@Morphoice i'm not sure about the CPU advantage, it might as well have a tiny bit of extra overhead because it has a control that lets you select how many of the clones are active.
Check out the clone cable: you can set the number of clones and there are various algorithms in the dropdown. The graph is missing some display values so it's not super useful, and it looks like it would be a good fit for a SNEX option like the timer.
Though for non-realtime usage (where you just wanna set the frequencies statically), clone pack looks like the way to go as you can link it to an external slider pack and then set the frequencies from script.
You can then have a cloned oscillator array which you can dynamically scale for higher or lower resolution/CPU usage for e.g. additive synthesis.
