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My simple transposition

Postby stevebo » Apr 27th, '07, 00:18



Hey guys!
Here's a video of a little effect that I use. I just came up with it not too long ago but it has gotten some VERY good reactions! It's nothing new but I think it's nice. Hope you think so too :).

Enjoy!

Steve 8)

(Just a side question... does anyone think I have a slight Chinese accent when I speak because some think I do and some don't. I just want a little feedback on that :lol:)

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Postby .robb. » Apr 27th, '07, 02:10

Very nice and smooth. I am from the States and not used to hearing British accents so that is what I noticed rather than Chinese. Either way, it was not a distraction from the trick. Good job.

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Postby majortom » Apr 27th, '07, 13:00

Lovely handling there Mr. Bo! Very twirly and flashy. I like the duck change, from which teaching source did you aquire the neccesary knowlege to perform said change?

By the way, your voice sound english with a slight chinese twang to it.

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Postby Charles Calthrop » Apr 27th, '07, 13:16

I had to watch it with no sound, but it's very nice. Silky handling, and I love that change! I've never seen it before. I bet you blow people away with that.

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Postby stevebo » Apr 27th, '07, 15:04

Hey!

Thanks guys! Comments appreciated :).

majortom wrote:Lovely handling there Mr. Bo! Very twirly and flashy. I like the duck change, from which teaching source did you aquire the neccesary knowlege to perform said change?


I learnt the duck change from a brief explanation on another forum. Then I just worked from there. I'm sure it should be easy to learn from the video. Anyone who wants to learn, I can give tips but not full instructions. Just gimme a PM :)

Steve 8)

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Postby Mikey.666 » Apr 27th, '07, 16:56

very nice. :)
handling as always

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Postby monker59 » Apr 28th, '07, 09:10

I really liked it. I think what really makes the trick is your handling of the cards. It makes a simple trick look more difficult than it is. I think that your voice is very soft without much Chinese accent.

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Postby StevieJ » Apr 28th, '07, 12:45

First class work, as usual Steve, keep it up mate ( and keep sharing :D )

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Postby LeftEye » Apr 28th, '07, 16:20

Very nice video very smooth others should practice their tricks like you before posting them on youtube :evil:

By the way, more Japanese than Chinese :D

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Postby stevebo » Apr 28th, '07, 16:36

Thanks guys for the great comments :D.

Japanese?! lol! I'm Chinese though! How very unusual...

others should practice their tricks like you before posting them on youtube


I think people should practice until they feel certain and confident about presenting them in front of a real audience before placing it on the web.

Steve 8)

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Postby shaneking » Apr 28th, '07, 16:37

Nice moves ! I lparticularly like you swirling the card around your fingers. The music was a nice change from all the mindless grunge we hear these days on the web.

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Postby bronz » Apr 28th, '07, 17:46

All I could think throughout was that I wanted some sweet and sour chicken balls. No idea why... :D

Good stuff though, nice and smooth.

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Postby shaneking » Apr 28th, '07, 21:07

Hey Bronz,

No need to be disrespectful about his accent...Was your comment suppoed to be of "value" ??!

Thought not

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Postby LeftEye » Apr 28th, '07, 21:55

shaneking wrote:No need to be disrespectful about his accent...Was your comment suppoed to be of "value" ??!

Thought not


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Postby shaneking » Apr 28th, '07, 22:46

I'm not sure why you cover up for a clearly racist slur ??
Its easy to pass such a comment off as "a joke".

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