dreadbox Artemis Demo (No Talking) with Presets for Ambient, Electronica and Techno

▶ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/limbicbits?su... dreadbox Artemis (No Talking Demo) with Presets for Ambient and Melodic Techno ___ ▶ Purchase Link Dreadbox Artemis* (Thomann / EU): https://www.thomann.de/intl/dreadbox_... ▶ Purchase Link Dreadbox Artemis (Sweetwater / USA): sweetwater.sjv.io/LKgaWM ▶ Purchase Link Dreadbox Artemis* (Perfect Circuit / USA): https://link.perfectcircuit.com/t/v1/... ▶ Dreadbox Artemis Medusa Sound Pack: https://limbicbits.com/dreadbox-artem... ▶ Book "Electronic Music Production": https://limbicbits.com/book-electroni... ▶ Online shop with Patch Banks for Ambient, Techno, IDM, and Electronica: https://limbicbits.com ▶ Follow me on Facebook:   / presetsforsynths   ▶ Follow me on Instagram:   / limbicbits   dreadbox Artemis – My 2 Cents Artemis is a polyphonic analog synthesizer with six voices and a comprehensive effects section developed by Sinevibes. Housed in a solid desktop chassis, all potentiometers, faders, and buttons feel great, with just the right amount of resistance. On the rear, you'll find a stereo output, a separate headphone output, plus USB and MIDI connections. It doesn't offer a foot pedal input, but it supports MPE (I still need to try that with my Osmose). Now to the most important part — the sound. It features that great vintage tone I love so much on other dreadbox devices, largely thanks to its creamy-sounding filters. Both filters offer resonance, and the low-pass filter can be switched between 12dB and 24dB slopes. But it doesn't stop there: thanks to TZFM and filter FM (yes, noise can be a source here too), it can sound very modern as well, making it great for all sorts of electronic music. Although it offers quite a lot of modulation options, I still found myself wishing for features like key tracking for LFO rate, negative envelope amounts, noise as a modulation source in the menu, or meta-modulations. After reaching out to dreadbox about these features, they told me they are already working on them for a future update and/or will look into them. Based on my past experiences with dreadbox, I’m confident we can expect a nice firmware update for Artemis in the future. The effects section by Sinevibes is also great — it’s just a shame that there are no external inputs like on the Typhon, as those would have made it a fantastic standalone effects unit as well. You get four effect slots (Lo-Fi/overdrive/shaper, modulation, delay, and reverb), each with several options to further tweak the sound. Here, I would love to see a bit more flexible routing, allowing changes to the effect order. But even without that, the effects section is a great addition that melts perfectly into the internal analog sound engine. I'd only recommend not adding too much, as the effects can quickly become dominant. TL;DR: dreadbox Artemis is a sweet-spot synth that can also show its teeth when desired. Its intuitive interface and great-sounding effects unit make it an excellent companion for live performances. Definitely a highlight! 0:00 Quick Rundown 1:41 Apocalypse Pad 2:19 Works I 3:04 Goblin Sweep 3:46 Solitude Pad 4:52 Works II 5:53 Classic House Pad 6:52 Filigrane Pad 7:44 Works III 8:20 Kitty Pad 9:06 Digi Pad 9:50 Heavenly 11:03 LEAD Massive 11:40 Accelerator Lead I 12:31 Commerce Lead 13:12 Kitty Lead 13:52 FM Lead 14:13 Accelerate Lead II 14:43 Saw Under Lead 15:28 BASS Boarder Bass 15:47 Electronica Bass 16:28 Unisono Bass 16:44 Wall Bass 17:28 Tanz Bass 18:23 Father Bass 19:03 PWM Bass 19:45 Dub Chord 1 20:41 Dub Chord 2 21:09 FX Kick Bass 21:21 Soylent Blue 21:28 Glitch Bells ____ #synth #synthesizer #dreadbox #sounddesign #ambient #technoproducer *Disclosure: Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. This is at no additional cost to you and you'd support my channel.