Dreadbox Artemis 6-voice Desktop Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

Some synths are made to follow the rules—Artemis was built to break them. The Dreadbox Artemis 6-voice desktop polyphonic analog synthesizer is built for total control. With six true analog voices, dual VCOs per voice and morphing waveforms, Artemis gives you the tools to create bold leads, immersive pads and everything in between. A polyphonic step sequencer, arpeggiator and MPE support open up real-time creative control. And thanks to its intuitive layout and desktop footprint, it fits right into any setup without menu-diving or fuss.

Dreadbox Oscillator Engine Unlocks Analog Flexibility

Every voice in Artemis runs two analog VCOs with five morphable waveforms—no static shapes here. A sub-oscillator and noise generator layer in more texture, giving you everything from tight mono leads to lush ambient beds. With hands-on shaping and no screen menus in sight, it's a dream for players who want to dial in tone as they go.

Six-Voice Polyphony With Real-Time Modulation

Polyphonic aftertouch, two polyphonic LFOs and a flexible mod matrix let your playing breathe. Route velocity, mod wheel and more across parameters in real time, with a six-voice sequencer and arpeggiator that never cuts corners. This setup rewards tactile control and opens up serious potential for evolving patches and reactive textures—without a DAW in sight.

Studio-Ready Sinevibes Effects Bring the Sound Home

It's one thing to design a synth that sounds good raw—it's another to team up with a sonic force like Sinevibes. Dreadbox did just that, building in stereo effects like bitcrushing, reverb, delay and chorus that push Artemis far beyond basic analog. These multi-lane effects let you shape final tones inside the box—gritty, lush or wide—without reaching for external pedals or plug-ins.

Compact Layout With Performance-Ready Build

Artemis stays road-worthy and easy to navigate, with a metal chassis, streamlined knob layout and compact size (15" x 7" x 2"). Connections are easy to access, including USB, MIDI, stereo outs and headphones. An optional set of wood side panels adds a custom studio look, while the tough front panel handles scratches and regular use without complaint.

Why the Dreadbox Artemis?

This synth isn't just about analog tone—it's about *your* voice in the mix. The Dreadbox Artemis rewards hands-on players with polyphonic expression, deep modulation and built-in effects that shape your sound in the moment. From sketching ideas to locking in live patches, it's a focused, original instrum