My notes from this Short
Saws an octave apart with 16 voices
First I load up a saw wave, duplicate it and make sure that one is one octave up. I put the unison on 16, because we want as many voices as we can.
Now duplicate this sound and detune it more, then duplicate it again and detune it even more. We've now created a very big layer.

A clear saw and a raw lead on top
What you want to add now is a very clear saw layer, and then a very raw lead.
Saturation, a little distortion and Oxford Inflator
Then I add some saturation, remove the bass and add a little bit of distortion. I add Oxford Inflator to really push the sound, compress it a little bit and cut the bass.
Then just add your reverb and delay, and add a drop kick.

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