What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
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What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
Arent they both just two ways of saying multiple detuned saw waves?
I feel like people get confused they think "reese" is some complicated setup... I dont see the difference... its like 4x4 people dont want to use the same name as dub/dnb people lol unless there is something im missing...
I feel like people get confused they think "reese" is some complicated setup... I dont see the difference... its like 4x4 people dont want to use the same name as dub/dnb people lol unless there is something im missing...
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
a reese is a bass/lead made from detuned saws and a LPF
"supersaw" is just a wavetable/waveform
if you made a pad with it, it wouldn't be a reese. if you made a reese with it, it would
simple really
"supersaw" is just a wavetable/waveform
if you made a pad with it, it wouldn't be a reese. if you made a reese with it, it would
simple really
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
I see what youre saying...
I guess ive always tried to "make my own" supersaw's... I didnt realize it was just a waveform on an old Roland synth that people try to recreate using multiple Osc's
from what im reading it was just one Waveform that emulated a stack of Saws (some people say 7 which is pretty gnar) ... so now people take multiple Oscs and try to get the same effect of that original Waveform
cool beans
I guess ive always tried to "make my own" supersaw's... I didnt realize it was just a waveform on an old Roland synth that people try to recreate using multiple Osc's
from what im reading it was just one Waveform that emulated a stack of Saws (some people say 7 which is pretty gnar) ... so now people take multiple Oscs and try to get the same effect of that original Waveform
cool beans
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
a reese is two or three slightly detuned saw waves. this makes it slowly modulate because the wave are on slightly different cycles. the change in the sound is noticeable, as it goes between a classic saw wave sound and a supersaw sound.
a supersaw does not modulate, since it has basically 5-10 saw waves all detuned. this results in the modulations not being noticeable over time - and results in more of a 'wall of sound.'
a supersaw does not modulate, since it has basically 5-10 saw waves all detuned. this results in the modulations not being noticeable over time - and results in more of a 'wall of sound.'
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
Then there's also the hoover aka mentasm which is another different thing, but related as it too was a staple sound in dnb and techno and created in a similar way.
Also a reese is not limited to saws btw, plenty use pulse or a mixture.
And Viruses also have hypersaw oscs which has even more detuned saws than the old supersaw.
SuperWave P8 is/was pretty much the flagship supersaw/JP8000/8080 emulator and it's free.
Also a reese is not limited to saws btw, plenty use pulse or a mixture.
And Viruses also have hypersaw oscs which has even more detuned saws than the old supersaw.
SuperWave P8 is/was pretty much the flagship supersaw/JP8000/8080 emulator and it's free.
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
yeah... that didn't really answer his question though. and yeah, i've got a virus ti, it's supersaw is THE supersaw - and you can set the number of saw waves, up to like 10+ and how far apart the pitch is spread.
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
His Q was already answered, just throwing more info in the thread, and so he can check out supersaws in action with Superwave
Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
wormcode wrote:His Q was already answered, just throwing more info in the thread, and so he can check out supersaws in action with Superwave
Yeah bruv thanks!
I am def gonna check out that Superwave P8 when I get home if I can find it

Re: What is the difference between a Reese and a Supersaw?
No worries. Btw it's here on the bottom, along with some other great software: http://www.superwavesynths.co.uk/products.htmClimax wrote:Yeah bruv thanks!wormcode wrote:His Q was already answered, just throwing more info in the thread, and so he can check out supersaws in action with Superwave
I am def gonna check out that Superwave P8 when I get home if I can find it
Also I just remembered this one, but there's no real programming options: http://music.service-1.de/html/superfak ... k_vst.html
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