Description
Here is the math that matters: a convincing supersaw the old way means five or six synth instances, careful detuning, filter automation and a bounce – per chord. Native Instruments SuperStarSaw replaces all of that with one instrument, one preset, one take. Co-created with A. G. Cook, it is built from the ground up for stacked sawtooth synthesis: two Swarm engines, each combining a fundamental saw with up to 16 additional saw oscillators, all under your fingers at once.
For mix engineers and producers who bill by the finished track, that efficiency is the real product. And at 60% off – full plugin, your own license key, secure download link sent to your email – the return on investment is measured in days, not months.
Recall everything, automate nothing
The hidden cost of layered supersaws is not CPU – it is recall. Six instances with hand-tweaked detune values is a session you dread reopening. SuperStarSaw collapses the entire stack into a single plugin state: total recall, every time, on every system. Open the project in six months and the exact stack is there. Send the session to a collaborator and they hear what you heard. For professionals, that reliability alone justifies the price – at 60% off, it is not even a discussion.
Mix-ready by design
SuperStarSaw was voiced to sit in dense modern mixes, not just to impress in solo. The per-oscillator pan and amplitude controls let you build width without the phasey wash that makes layered saws collapse in mono. Voice Offset keeps voices distinct so stacks stay defined rather than smearing. The onboard chorus, delay and reverb are tuned for saw stacks, and the glide control handles those portamento lead lines without a separate plugin. What comes out of the instrument is remarkably close to finished – less EQ carving, less stereo repair, faster mixes.
Expression that survives the mix
The XY Morpher deserves special attention from anyone who automates synth parts. Instead of drawing filter rides across eight bars, you perform the timbre shift in one pass – verse pad to chorus lead, clean to aggressive – and print it. Because the morph happens inside the instrument, the movement stays musical and coherent in a way that post-processing rarely matches. It is the difference between a static loop with effects on top and a part that actually goes somewhere.
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Tech specs at a glance
- VST3, AU, AAX (64-bit) – Mac & Windows
- macOS 14/15/26 (Intel + Apple Silicon); Windows 10/11
- 4 GB RAM minimum, 6 GB recommended; 162 MB download
- Internet required for installation and activation; updates provided whenever available
Why producers buy from MixMasterPlugins
MixMasterPlugins is run by people who finish records, for people who finish records. Expect hassle-free setup, a secure download link sent to your email, and support that understands a deadline. Deals like 60% off Native Instruments SuperStarSaw are why the store exists – check the Shop for the current lineup, or browse the VST Instruments category for tools that earn their keep.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly am I buying?
The complete Native Instruments SuperStarSaw plugin – both Swarm engines, XY Morpher, all effects, 235 presets – with your own license key and a secure download link sent to your email.
How is this different from stacking unison voices in my current synth?
Depth and recall. Up to 68 independently controllable saws in one recallable preset, with per-oscillator pitch, pan and amplitude – versus multiple instances you must rebuild by hand every session.
Is it only for electronic music?
It shines in trance, hyperpop and rave, but dense saw stacks are everywhere: cinematic tension beds, modern pop choruses, even rock-adjacent walls of sound. If a track needs size, SuperStarSaw delivers it fast.
Which DAWs does it support?
All major Mac and Windows DAWs via VST3, AU and AAX – Live, FL Studio, Logic, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and more.
When will I receive my download?
Shortly after checkout by email, with clear hassle-free setup steps. Updates provided whenever available.
One instrument, one preset, one take – instead of six instances and a bounce. At 60% off, Native Instruments SuperStarSaw pays for itself the first week.





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