Super Chunk

Built to fun bass sound, Super Chunk takes the spirit of 70s analog monsters and turns it into something fast, fun, and dangerously addictive. No overthinking. Just grab a knob and make something that shakes the room.

Inside, you get a triple-oscillator engine made for pure weight:

• Bite: brings the edge and attitude.
• Sub: the floor-shaking foundation.
• Chunk: the thick, woody glue that makes everything feel alive.

Safari pushed it further with modern twists where it actually matters:

• A Drive circuit that goes from warm to completely unhinged.
• A Ring Mod for metallic chaos and weird textures.
• Built-in Vibrato, Glide, and Spring Reverb for instant movement and space.
• And our slightly nerdy, very powerful "Geeky Glasses" modulation system.

That last one is where things get fun. Instead of complex routing, you just set where you want things to go, and the ADSR pushes the sound there. Simple idea, huge results.

Super Chunk isn't trying to be polite. It's here to go low, go loud, and make you smile while doing it.

The Three-Oscillator Engine

• Bite - Aggressive upper-harmonics for cutting through dense mixes.
• Sub - Fundamental, floor-shaking low frequency oscillator.
• Chunk - The rich, saturating mid-section that provides the "wood" of the sound.
• Octave Shifters - Instant range control for each oscillator to create massive stacks.

Sonic Modification Panel

• Ladder-Style Filter - Smooth Cutoff and Resonance with a dedicated saturating Drive.
• Ring Mod - Independent Pitch and Amount for industrial and non-linear textures.
• Vibrato & FX - Integrated Rate and Depth for organic drift, plus a Spring reverb for space.
• Glide & Legato - Traditional monophonic playability for expressive lead flourishes.

Modulation & Integration

The "Geeky Glasses" menu unlocks the internal signal path, allowing the ADSR envelope to "push" parameters toward target values:

• Mod 1 & 2 - Assignable envelope modulation for Filter, Drive, and Ring Mod.
• Precision Control - Use the white knobs to define the range and direction of the modulation.