the ultimate & final supersaw thread! (gather all supersaw discussions in here)
Okay I can see 3 different threads just on the frontpage of this forumsection right now that handles the subject of the supersaw sound in different forms. And if that wasn't enough at least one new thread about the subject pops up everyday and the new guys on the board get's flamed and so on.
So...I thought that a subject that's so discussed deserved it's own thread so we can gather all the info in here instead of spreading it over like 20 threads/week.
So post all your questions, answers and all the info you can come up with that has to do with the supersaw sound
So first off, what is a supersaw, it's basicly 7 detuned saw waveforms. The original supersaw is created with the jp8000 and/or the jp8080 synth created by Roland.
Sound on Sound described the supersaw short but quite clearly in their review of the JP8080...
quote: |
The JP8080 is a 10-note polyphonic, two-oscillator
synth � giving it two more notes of polyphony that
the JP8000. Both oscillators have the option of
sawtooth, square, triangle and noise waveforms
(the JP8000�s noise waveform was available only on
oscillator 1), but oscillator 1 takes things a step or
two further, with its �Super Saw� emulating seven
detuned sawtooth waves, and monophonic
�feedback� waveform. |
Can't get clearer than that 
To give examples of how the supersaw sounds, just listen to classics like Rank 1 - Airwave or Cygnus X - Superstrings (Rank 1 remix)
so now it's your turn, ask questions if your'e new to this subject or just feel free to post any info that I forgot to write here about this o so hated and overused waveform 
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quote: | Originally posted by davedresden
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