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Smoove Grooves | October 5th 2021 | Size: 717.4 MB<\/strong><\/p>

Monster analogue sawtooth machine sourced from Roland synths \u2022 Jupiter and Super Jupiter waves \u2013 combine a Jupiter 6 with twin MKS80s! \u2022 Stack and detune up to 23 sawtooths (including a massive sub) \u2022 Glitch button for instant musically-randomised patches \u2022 Searing club leads or shimmery analogue strings\u2026 your call<\/p>

Insanity Saw was born from a very simple question: can you ever have too many sawtooths? Our instinctive answer here in the lab was \u201cno, of course not. More saws good!\u201d (And as Robert Heinlein once said, \u201cEverything in excess \u2013 moderation is for monks\u201d \u2013 which holds good for synthesisers as well as other things.)<\/p>

But the idea was born. Lots of saws. All stacked up. Detunable. Not just the same saw over and over \u2013 different saws, from different instruments, each with their own slightly wonky analogue mojo. And since Roland pioneered the \u201cstacked saw\u201d concept, with their SuperSaw back in the 90s, we felt it only fair to use Roland gear as our source material here. Specifically \u2013 two sawtooths from a Jupiter 6 (one from each oscillator), plus two sawtooths from a Super Jupiter MKS80 (one from each oscillator), plus another two sawtooths from a different Super Jupiter MKS80 (one from each oscillator) \u2013 because in a moment of borderline genius, Mongo bought two MKS80s on the grounds that they\u2019d sound better stacked in unison. (And he was right.)<\/p>

Plus a couple of extra batches of sawtooths taken from the Super Jupiters running in unison mode, where all 16 oscillators get stacked. Plus a sub. Which is also a sawtooth.<\/p>

What\u2019s not included? Well: sines, squares, any flavour of pulse wave, noise\u2026 if you want those kind of shiny baubles, get yourself some lame-assed \u201cproper synthesiser\u201d. Because all we\u2019ve got here is saws. LOTS OF SAWS. ALL THE SAWS.<\/p>

Clicking in a single oscillator can garner you narrow, wiry, insectoidal melodic patches that weave to and fro through the mix. Stacking three or four opens up classic synth territory \u2013 bouncy poly tones, walking basses, fun with the filter and so on. Or keep going, stacking saws on saws, for rave anthem leads (with the filter up) or sweet, singing string washes (with the edge taken off and some judicious envelope work). And of course you can always just punch the Glitch button for some instant randomised patch creation \u2013 its clever \u201cmusically intelligent\u201d randomisation is designed to give you good results more often than not.<\/p>

The control set is taken from MiniJupe \u2013 so already tailored to a Roland Jupiter DNA \u2013 and includes both high- and low-pass filters, mono and poly modes, a very cool glide \/ portamento control, twin LFOs with fade-in, and some simple but well-chosen effects. The big fun, though, comes from stacking, detuning and spreading the various oscillator waves. In fact, the real test of willpower is not sticking in all the buttons for every patch\u2026<\/p>

Insanity Saw, as the name suggests, is both saw-based and a bit mad. If you want a properly versatile, do-anything synth, this isn\u2019t it. But if you just want the glorious experience of dialling up 23 vintage Roland sawtooth oscillators and then playing huge, wonderful chords with them in lushly throbbing stereo, then this is for you. Forget cowbell, you need more saw.<\/p>

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