Meet the people behind the rigs.
Chat with other Artemis owners, share photos of your pedalboard and see how other players put their setups together.
TRINITY LABS / COMMUNITY
Your rig.
Our community.
A place for Artemis owners, curious players and people who love to build.
Share what you’re making, find your next sound and help shape what comes next. Join us on Discord today, with our open-source launch coming on 1 December.
THE TRINITY LABS DISCORD
Come and
say hello.
Whether you’re fine-tuning a live rig or just getting started with Artemis, there’s a conversation for you. You don’t need to be a developer to take part.
Join the conversationShare a sound worth keeping.
Swap Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) models and presets, share your favourites and discover something new to try with your rig.
Work it out together.
Get advice on routing, MIDI, tones and getting more from Artemis. Bring a question or pass on something you’ve learned.
Talk directly to Trinity Labs.
We’re in the server too. Get support from our team, tell us what’s working for you and talk to us about what you’d like to see next.
OUR OPEN-SOURCE COMMITMENT
Open software.
More possibilities.
We believe you should be able to explore the software behind your sound, adapt it to your needs and build on it.
Going live
Houston and Launchpad will be released as open-source projects under GPLv2. You’ll be able to download the source, modify it and run your own version on your device.
- Houston
- The Artemis software for building and controlling your rig.
- Launchpad
- The app launcher, file manager and update system on Artemis.
The source code is coming on 1 December. Until then, bring your ideas and questions to Discord, or read more about our plans in the development notes.
Talk open source with us