Specific OSCs
Osc String example
This is the OscString example from the manual:

oscstringexam.pch2.jpg

OscStringExam.pch2
Last Updated ( Sunday, 29 January 2006 )
 
Yamaha DX 7
  
The Nord Modular G2 features a full blown emulation of Yamaha's FM synthesis machines like the DX7. Since v1.24 Clavia gave us lots of DX-FM sounds in their soundbanks. I'm writing this here because I didn't notice they made new patches.

If you want to know more about FM on the G2 read here.
A guide on how to start to program the DX7 can be found here.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 May 2006 )
 
OscDual example
This is the example OscDual-patch from the manual. It can be played with 24 voices on an unexpanded G2.

oscdual.pch2.jpg

OscDual.pch2
Last Updated ( Sunday, 29 January 2006 )
 
OscPM as Sinefunction
I have no clue what they're talking about, maybe it's something you can use:
"If the OscPM is set to 0 Hz in the Part tuning mode and initially reset by a short pulse on the Sync input (e.g. by using the Status module Var. Change output) this module can act as a sine function. To use this option, open the Phase Mod knob fully and add a linear mixer in front of the Phase Mod input. If the linear mixer knob is set to [6.3 (8)], a control signal between -64 and +64 units will cover exactly 360 degrees of a sine function. The sine value will be available on the output of the module." (from the manual).

EDIT:
Here is a patch that uses the sine shaper. A triangle wave is clipped to make a square with variable slope sides. Passed through the sine shaper you get a sort of CZ101 phase distortion, resonant sweep. Without using a filter.

cz101.jpg
 cz101.pch2
Last Updated ( Sunday, 29 January 2006 )
 
Plucked String with Delay
The very basic Karplus Strong synthesis: a short pulse in a feedbacked delay. Change color with pulselength and pitch with delaytime.



PluckedStringwithDelay.pch2


The OscString is actually quite similar.

OscStringExam.pch2.jpg

OscStringExam.pch2

(This is the OscString example from the manual.)

Last Updated ( Sunday, 29 January 2006 )
 
Controlling several Oscillators with one
The Master Oscillator is the one for that:
Last Updated ( Monday, 30 January 2006 )