In this video, I walk you through how to create a classic “Super Saw” sound using the Korg Multi/Poly. I’ll show you how to initialize a program, stack detuned oscillators, and apply filters to get that signature thick, electronic texture. I also dive into creating a sweeping effect and using the motion sequencer for rhythmic stabs.

Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction and sound example * 00:54 – What is a Super Saw? * 01:17 – Setting up detuned sawtooth oscillators * 02:44 – Applying Low Pass and High Pass filters (Serial Mode) * 04:40 – Creating a filter sweep effect with envelopes * 05:52 – Creating rhythmic “stab” effects using the Motion Sequencer * 07:13 – Layering sounds: Combining stabs, drums, and swells * 08:15* – Final performance and wrap-up

Let me know in the comments if you have your own tips for perfecting the Super Saw or if you’d like to see more tutorials on the Multi/Poly!