Developer Cem Olcay let us know that he’s introduced Testere, a new software synthesizer for iOS.

Testere is a 7-oscillator supersaw synth, with per-voice control over detune, phase, waveshape, stereo pan, and a sine wave sub oscillator.

Each oscillator is a wavetable oscillator with a selection of saw waveforms. You can subtly vary the shape across oscillators or push it further for complex harmonic shifts. All detune, phase, flavor, and panning spreads are curve-driven and musically scaled, making the synth flexible, but not overwhelming.

A clean sine sub oscillator is included for adding low-end weight, with adjustable octave and level control.

Here’s a video intro, via The Sound Test Room:

Features:

• 7-saw stacked oscillators per voice, 8-voice polyphony
• Curve-based detune, phase, flavor, and pan spread
• Clean sine sub oscillator with octave and level controls
• Single global LFO with assignable target
• Analog-style ladder filter with rise/fall envelope
• ADSR amp envelope per voice
• Built-in arpeggiator
• Stereo ping-pong delay
• AUv3 plugin support

Pricing and Availability:

Testere is available now for $7.99 USD.