SuperWave is a developer of virtual analogue synthesizer plugins designed for use with digital audio workstations, with a customer base spread across roughly 25 countries. The catalog ranges from the freely available P8 to more elaborate instruments like the Ultimate, which is built around a 16-oscillator design, and Sirius, which pairs a virtual analogue engine with a Moog-style filter for warmer tones. Other titles include Tarkus, a sixteen-note polysynth aimed at vintage analogue sounds, and Performer, which folds embedded FM synthesis into a performance-oriented layout.

A notable thread running through the lineup is its emphasis on emulating classic gear and artist styles. The Equinoxe synth is dedicated to recreating the sounds of Jean Michel Jarre's catalog, and SuperWave additionally offers Jarre-style backing tracks alongside its instruments. The Wavelight VMI uses sample-based synthesis to recreate the sounds of the Fairlight CMI IIx.

Beyond synthesizers, SuperWave produces a small range of drum module plugins — the D-808, D-909, and D-727 — modeled on iconic Roland drum machines, plus Tiny Pops. Products are sold individually and as bundles. Contact information on the site (a .co.uk support address) suggests the company is based in the United Kingdom.

Superwave has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synth Plugins and Virtual Instrument.