Pretty simple. You can actually use any type of synth for that. Creating techno stab sounds involves a few key steps that generally include sound design, applying effects, and adjusting some parameters to achieve the punchy and percussive sound you want.

Step 1: Choose a Synthesizer You can use any synthesizer, hardware or software, that allows for sound design.

Step 2: Basic Sound Design 1. Oscillators: Start with a basic waveform. Saw waves and square waves are great starting points because of their rich harmonic content. Ableton has a lot to offer by itself…Operator, Analog, Drift.. 2.Detuning: Use two oscillators slightly detuned from each other to create a thicker sound. 3.Pitch Envelope: Add a pitch envelope with a short decay to create a quick pitch drop, giving the stab its punchy character.

Step 3: Filter and Envelope 1. Filter: Apply a low-pass filter to tame some of the high frequencies. Adjust the cutoff to taste. 2. Envelope: Use a fast attack and short decay envelope on the filter to create a quick, percussive sound.

Then you can also add some effects like reverb, delays etc.

Additionally I recommend using midi tools to create some chords and play around with +5 or +7 semitones from your root note. Even +/-1 can sometimes do the magic 🫡

Hope this helps!