Dreadbox Artemis Sampler Instruments

US Patreon Exclusives with overhauled UI & UX      17/09/25

Available to download now on our Star Tier on Patreon, numerous lovely Dreadbox Artemis Decent Sampler Instruments complete with our BRAND NEW UI and UX! We've built the instrument shown in the video around the synth's substantial squarewave, a fast LPF envelope, with added some drive and some of our elemental impulse responses. The result is quite magical and we can't wait to hear you make music with this!

In total we have 13 Decent Sampler Instruments from the Dreadbox Artemis - using the UI we developed along with the talented Venus Theory - these are looped stereo multi-samples that use the free Decent Sampler (VST, AU, AAX and Standalone) player, with Filters, Modulation and FX.

PLUS! We've added some new IR responses from natural sounds (wind, fire, water). We hope you like them, there are some very interesting textures. Huge thanks to Venus Theory for helping make our instruments even more excellent!

Here are the Behringer Proton Sampler Instruments, also available on our Patreon:



Grab this and other sample instruments over at the Sonicstate Patreon now!

About the author [midierror]: midierror is co-founder of Potato Audio, he makes nifty Max For Live devices, award-winning Sample Packs and hosts the 'midierror meets...' interview series speaking with all kinds of people working in sound & music. 


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