ANALOGySAW
Super Saw Synth AudioUnit
About
This virtual instrument plugin emulates 90s-era 'super saw' synthesizers with a warm, virtual-analog sound. It offers variable unison oscillators, polyphony, and stereo spread for atmospheric pads and EDM textures.
What's New in ANALOGySAW
1.0.2
January 30, 2026
Oscillator tuning drift fix / tweak: Previously, you wouldn't really hear the effect of tuning drift until a few notes had been played. This would be especially noticeable at the start of MIDI tracks in DAWs.
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FAQ
What is ANALOGySAW?
ANALOGySAW is a virtual instrument plugin that recreates the sound of 90s 'super saw' synthesizers with a virtual-analog warmth. It can be used standalone or within AU-compatible hosts like Logic Pro and GarageBand.
Does ANALOGySAW have ads?
No, ANALOGySAW does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application with a one-time purchase price.
What devices does ANALOGySAW support?
ANALOGySAW is supported on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It runs as an AUv3 plugin, making it compatible with various music production applications on these devices.
How many oscillators does ANALOGySAW have?
Each voice in ANALOGySAW can have between one and five unison saw wave oscillators. With 10 voices of polyphony, this can be thought of as a synth with up to 50 oscillators.
Can I use ANALOGySAW offline?
Yes, ANALOGySAW can be used standalone, which means it does not require an internet connection to function. However, the standalone version does not include a built-in keyboard.
What is the price of ANALOGySAW?
ANALOGySAW is available for purchase at $2.99. The pricing reflects a focus on DSP and sound quality, with reduced development time.
How often is ANALOGySAW updated?
The latest version of ANALOGySAW is 1.0.2, which was last updated on January 30, 2026. Updates focus on DSP, sound quality, and CPU performance.
What MIDI features does ANALOGySAW support?
ANALOGySAW is a 10-voice polyphonic MIDI instrument that responds to velocity. It supports MIDI channels, mod wheel, expression/volume (CC#11), sustain (CC#64), all notes off (CC#123), and pitch-bend.
