It is a interesting idea. If 12 master oscillators need two ICs only, then the schematic becomes simpler.
I want to know if you tested it, because my practice in the home-made
musical instruments domain showed that, if I make multiple oscillators using parts of a same IC case, it is posible that interferences appear between them (because of the internal parasite coupling).
This is why better to use separate ICs when you design multiple oscillators.
If you succesfully avoided interferences, please tell me how you did it.
A schematic would be satisfying, thanks!
I'd start with something like a Mostek MK50240N Top Octave Frequency
Generator (TOFG) chip. It generates all 12 top octave notes from a 2.? MHz osc.
I think Mostek also makes the octave divider chips that require no odd interfacing.
Datasheet attached.
HTH, Emory