Tovusound Tovusound Edward Foley Artist Virtual Instrument

Tovusound’s Edward is a live playable Foley Artist Instrument with a huge amount of content performed by Foley Artists. The sound patch inside NI´s Kontakt Player gives you access to over 35,000 high quality and real recorded footsteps including different walking speeds, behaviors and surfaces. Edward is the result of years of Foley recording and editing, it features the most advanced technology available, as well as a convenient workflow to make the process of creating original sounding Foley easier and quicker.

35,600 Samples
Edward includes 35,600 Foley sounds recorded at 24-bit/96kHz audio resolution with state-of-the-art equipment in a professional environment, and edited with precision. 

43 Variations
Great sounding Foley lives from its variation. Edward comes with 43 different combinations of shoes and surfaces to give you access instantly to the most needed arsenal on Footsteps.

11 Moves
Sneaking, slow walk, walk and jog with specials like stomp land scuffs, stop and spin. All varieties mapped to a specified keyboard key for real time performance with left/right foot diversion.

Microphone Distance Parameter
Edwards flexibility originates from the unique arrangement of the microphones while recording. The user has the possibility to adjust the distance suitable to the situation.

Perfect with EDV3RB
Footsteps have to suite the environment where the action is happening. Edward uses all EDV3RB Impulse-Responses inside the instrument. This is useful to archive your desired ambience and makes EDV3RB the perfect add-on.

Randomization Lock
Improve your workflow with locking the start sample of a clip. Edward will play the performance always with the same set of samples. Use the fader to adjust the first sound.

Adjustable Delay
Either way if you mix two or more instances of Edward together or you just want to delay the entire footsteps in your session, the delay fader can be a genius helping hand. Also if you like to play more people at once with your keyboard.