Native Instruments launches Super*Saw synth with A.G. Cook

The new instrument is built from the producer’s own patches and production workflow.

Photo credit: A.G. Cook – Instagram

Native Instruments has introduced Super*Saw, a new software synthesizer co-created with PC Music founder A.G. Cook.

Developed over a two-year collaboration, the instrument is based directly on Cook’s personal patches and sessions, reflecting the supersaw sounds heard throughout productions for artists including Charli xcx, Caroline Polachek, and Oklou.

At the core of Super*Saw are two independent 16-saw oscillator banks paired with an X/Y morpher that blends between four distinct patch states. The instrument also includes an extensive preset library covering leads, basses, stacks, and chords, while offering full integration with Komplete Kontrol keyboards and Maschine.

Learn more about Super*Saw here.