Sirgabealot G | Spicing it Up #2 (w/cwdreactions) @sirgabealot01 | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
After over a year, we finally present Spicing it Up Part 2! We had a lot of fun "spicing up" 25 chain reaction tricks that the community has presented to us and presenting them back to the community with our own crazy twists. Although we are improving upon previously existing tricks, there are still many new ideas of our own in this video. This is hands down the best video that either cwdreactions or myself have ever done (and one of the longest XD).
Thank you for your patience, as this video was supposed to come out during Fall of 2016. The reason it took so long to finish was because we were both busy with school and other machine projects, along with my surgery that prevented me from building for about a month. We spent a lot of time selecting the tricks that we would spice up, looking through many chain reaction videos. In the end, we ended up with a set of tricks from a total of 10 different builders and 22 different videos, as noted in the trailer. To view each original version of each trick and to see who built them, click on the link to the video trailer here.
youtu.be/TUw_01LI9lk
The entire process of my part took about 60-70 hours to do, including building, testing, research, filming, editing, documenting, downloading, uploading etc. I put an average of about four hours in each clip, whereas some clips took much longer than that to do (cough cough rolling shoebox stack cough cough). There were about 160 fails in total, with the last two tricks (the swinging C and the shoebox stack) failing the most. My only trick that worked on the first try (excluding the intro and outro) was the cup flip, which was surprising because that trick was actually very risky.
Both of us edited our own sections and cwdreactions edited the final version and added the music, which is why the audio quality actually sounds good in this video.
Shoutouts goes out to the builders whose tricks were spiced up, my new camera and the lighting for improving the video quality on my segments of the video (and to the lights for falling on top of the machines twice, lol) and especially to cwdreactions for putting together a ridiculously amazing chain reaction section for the video and for doing a very very good job with the editing. We plan on holding a podcast in the future where we will get more in depth with the details of the project.
cwdreaction's cipher: OZ'Y TUZ UBKX
Music Credits:
Song 1: Laszlo- Fall to Light
Song 2: Unison- Aperture
Song 3: Horizon- JHACS & Viticz
Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe to both channels and share! And if you haven't already, be sure to take another ten minutes to watch the first Spicing it Up here.
youtu.be/TUw_01LI9lk
Fun Fact: All of the builders that had clips spiced up in the video had names ranging from A TO T. There weren't builders with names starting with U-Z.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.
After over a year, we finally present Spicing it Up Part 2! We had a lot of fun "spicing up" 25 chain reaction tricks that the community has presented to us and presenting them back to the community with our own crazy twists. Although we are improving upon previously existing tricks, there are still many new ideas of our own in this video. This is hands down the best video that either cwdreactions or myself have ever done (and one of the longest XD).
Thank you for your patience, as this video was supposed to come out during Fall of 2016. The reason it took so long to finish was because we were both busy with school and other machine projects, along with my surgery that prevented me from building for about a month. We spent a lot of time selecting the tricks that we would spice up, looking through many chain reaction videos. In the end, we ended up with a set of tricks from a total of 10 different builders and 22 different videos, as noted in the trailer. To view each original version of each trick and to see who built them, click on the link to the video trailer here.
youtu.be/TUw_01LI9lk
The entire process of my part took about 60-70 hours to do, including building, testing, research, filming, editing, documenting, downloading, uploading etc. I put an average of about four hours in each clip, whereas some clips took much longer than that to do (cough cough rolling shoebox stack cough cough). There were about 160 fails in total, with the last two tricks (the swinging C and the shoebox stack) failing the most. My only trick that worked on the first try (excluding the intro and outro) was the cup flip, which was surprising because that trick was actually very risky.
Both of us edited our own sections and cwdreactions edited the final version and added the music, which is why the audio quality actually sounds good in this video.
Shoutouts goes out to the builders whose tricks were spiced up, my new camera and the lighting for improving the video quality on my segments of the video (and to the lights for falling on top of the machines twice, lol) and especially to cwdreactions for putting together a ridiculously amazing chain reaction section for the video and for doing a very very good job with the editing. We plan on holding a podcast in the future where we will get more in depth with the details of the project.
cwdreaction's cipher: OZ'Y TUZ UBKX
Music Credits:
Song 1: Laszlo- Fall to Light
Song 2: Unison- Aperture
Song 3: Horizon- JHACS & Viticz
Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe to both channels and share! And if you haven't already, be sure to take another ten minutes to watch the first Spicing it Up here.
youtu.be/TUw_01LI9lk
Fun Fact: All of the builders that had clips spiced up in the video had names ranging from A TO T. There weren't builders with names starting with U-Z.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.
