Keep your pedals.
Reorder, route and blend your favourites.
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Give your analogue rig a digital brain. Reorder and control your favourite pedals, combine them with powerful onboard effects and NAM amp modelling, or build an entirely digital rig — all from one intuitive touchscreen.
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The freedom of analogue. The power of digital. One rig.
Reorder, route and blend your favourites.
Add onboard effects and NAM amp models to your pedals, or build a complete digital rig.
Your routing, analogue mix, digital effects and MIDI commands. One footstep changes everything.
THE ARTEMIS LAUNCH
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Your favourite fuzz, your trusted drive, that delay you know inside out. Artemis gives them five reorderable physical loops, a fixed stereo loop and new ways to work together.
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Arrange your five reorderable loops on the touchscreen and save a different pedal order with each preset.
Gold-contact signal relays switch your pedals, with 0 ms latency on analogue-only paths. Switch the input buffers off when your vintage fuzz needs it.
Build a wet/dry rig, blend parallel pedal chains or keep two instruments on independent paths. Set levels, balance and pan with the two-channel analogue mixer.
ONE ARTEMIS. THREE WAYS TO PLAY.
Keep the pedals you love. Add the sounds you need. Control everything from one place.
Analogue routing · digital audio bypassed
Let Artemis switch and reorder your physical pedals, blend analogue paths and recall your setup. Leave the digital processing bypassed.
Analogue pedals + NAM + onboard effects
Combine your favourite analogue pedals with NAM amp modelling and onboard effects. Control routing, mixing and MIDI from one place.
Onboard effects + NAM + cabinet IR
Build a complete rig with onboard effects, amp models and cabinet IRs. Play without external pedals or a computer.
THE ANALOGUE MIXER
Keep the attack of your dry signal. Layer in an effected path. Or give two instruments their own space. Artemis brings both buses together with a two-channel analogue mixer.
Set your levels on the touchscreen, blend parallel paths and save the mix with your preset.

Two paths, blended together. Adjust Bus A and Bus B to change their balance.
Interactive demo · no audioDrag a level bar. M mutes, S solos, P flips Bus B’s phase. Use EXP to assign an expression control. Swipe across to explore all six channels.
Join the waitlistPair your favourite drive with a new amp capture, or add a little space to your analogue chain. Onboard effects and Neural Amp Modeler join your pedals through two virtual loops.


Browse NAM captures and cabinet impulse responses on Artemis, then add them to your rig. No computer needed to play.
Explore TONE3000An internet connection and TONE3000 account are needed to download tones from the online library.
The two virtual loops are hardware insertion points for digital processing, not a limit of two effects. Each can carry a chain of effects and models. Place each on Bus A or Bus B, pre, mid or post.
Choose from 60 onboard effects, add NAM amp models and cabinet IRs, and build a complete digital rig. Artemis supports four NAM A2 Full and two NAM A2 Lite models simultaneously.
60 virtual effects 13 amp models 8 cabinets
ON THE TOUCHSCREEN. UNDER YOUR FEET.

Physical routing, analogue mixing, digital effects and MIDI commands, saved together. Organise sounds into songs and unlimited setlists, then recall them with a footswitch.
Switch individual pedal loops on and off as you play. Add a drive for a solo or bring an effect in for a phrase, without changing presets.
Map the footswitches to your performance and customise their LED feedback. Keep the controls you need under your feet, with detailed editing on the touchscreen.
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A BUILT-IN LIBRARY FOR 500+ MIDI DEVICES
Choose compatible gear from the device library and map its MIDI messages on the touchscreen. Recall pedal presets and control settings alongside your physical routing, analogue mix and digital effects.
One footstep brings the whole rig with you.
Explore the MIDI Librarian in the user manual
Real pedals, two independent signal paths and the connections to bring your whole rig together.
Two independent inputs. Keep two signals on separate paths, with independent outputs.
Five reorderable loops. Change the order of your physical pedals and save it with each preset.
Fixed stereo loop. Include your stereo pedals in the rig with a dedicated fixed loop.
Two virtual loops. Two hardware insertion points for chains of digital effects and models, not a two-effect limit. Place each on Bus A or Bus B, pre, mid or post.
Gold-contact relays. Analogue signal switching with 0 ms latency on analogue-only paths.
Two-channel analogue mixer. Set levels, blend your paths, adjust balance and pan, or build a wet/dry rig.
MIDI In, Out and Thru. Use Artemis to control your compatible MIDI pedals. Map messages on the touchscreen, with a built-in library for over 500 MIDI devices.
Expression and control. Two expression connections and two CTL outputs, mappable to MIDI or virtual effects.
Switchable input buffers. Turn the buffers off for vintage fuzz pedals. A phase toggle and ground lift help match your rig.
USB-C and wireless. Import models, IRs and backing tracks over USB. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support wireless updates.
Five mappable footswitches. Recall presets or switch individual pedal loops in stompbox mode, with customisable LED feedback.
12 V power. Centre-positive, minimum 1.5 A. A 2 A supply is recommended.
Artemis is a hybrid loopswitcher and a complete guitar processor. Switch and reorder your real pedals, build a standalone digital rig with onboard effects and NAM amp modelling, or combine both. One touchscreen brings routing, analogue mixing, digital effects and MIDI control together.
Yes. Build your entire sound with onboard effects, NAM amp models and cabinet IRs, then connect to a PA or powered full-range speaker. You can build, save and play your rig directly on Artemis without external pedals or a computer.
No. The two virtual loops are hardware insertion points for digital processing, not a limit of two simultaneous effects. Each can carry a chain of virtual effects and models. Place each virtual loop on Bus A or Bus B, in a pre, mid or post position.
Yes. Arrange your pedals, add onboard effects and amp models, and save your sounds directly on the touchscreen. You don’t need a computer to play.
Yes. Gold-contact signal relays switch your physical pedal loops, and the two-channel analogue mixer blends your paths. Analogue-only paths have 0 ms latency. Onboard effects and amp models are available through the two virtual loops when you want them.
Yes. Artemis is already your rig’s MIDI controller, and you can add a compatible external controller through MIDI In if you want extra foot controls for functions such as preset changes. For external tap tempo, use a controller that sends MIDI clock: Artemis syncs to incoming MIDI clock rather than individual tap-tempo commands.
Yes. Stompbox mode lets you switch individual pedal loops on and off with the footswitches as you play, without changing presets. Bring a drive in for a solo or drop an effect out for a quieter passage, just as you would on a traditional pedalboard.
Artemis launches on 6 November 2026 at 7pm GMT, with a £589 price for waitlist members. Join the waitlist for launch and availability updates. Signing up doesn’t reserve or purchase a unit.Join the waitlist
FROM TRINITY LABS

New motherboards, NAM pedals, Stompbox mode and a fresh preset editor. The team shares the latest progress and the Founders Edition launch plan.
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An upgraded audio section, the latest Houston features and plans for the Founders Edition launch. The September update from the team.
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A look inside Artemis development: analogue routing, hardware refinements, MIDI, footswitch controls and early demos.
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