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FADE is your ticket to ditching the topits, lapel tricks, and all those contraptions cluttering your magic drawer. Titanas serves up a no-nonsense, straightforward technique for vanishing, swapping, or visually switching a coin that every seasoned magician ought to have in their toolkit.
Forget about threads, magnets, and reels—this is about simplicity meeting effectiveness.
FADE gives you an elegant, impromptu way to step up your coin work without the fuss.
Effects:
- Knee Penetration
- Coin Bending #1
- Simple Coin Vanish
- Coin Transposition
FADE takes a straightforward 'move' and dives deep into the mechanics, ensuring you walk away with mind-blowing results. The beauty of this technique is how effortlessly it integrates into your existing routines with coins or small objects. You can tailor FADE to fit your unique performing style and the atmosphere of your gigs. Whether you stick to the effects taught in the video or weave it into your own creations, you’re bound to leave your audiences reeling.
The video covers an array of moves, delving into variations and subtleties to give you a comprehensive grasp of this technique. Titanas shares all the insider tips and tricks that will make you grin like a Cheshire cat.
Once you’ve got the 'core' FADE move down, you’ll find yourself exploring even more applications, including:
- Coin Bending #2
- One Handed
- Surrounded
- Coin through Glass
- Coin to Matchbox
- Advanced
"What a delight! The two routines I loved the most were 'coin bending #1' as well as 'transposition'. Both of them combine multiple levels of deceit and the result is very visual, mysterious and, to be honest, I like them the most because they are rather quick, impressive and as Tamariz used to say 'it leads the mind of laymen to continuous dead-ends' while trying to 'solve' the mystery. Voila!... Some other routines, like coin to glass and coin to matchbox don't exactly fit my style but their characteristics tempt me to try them because again they are very visual and will hit hard the audience. The basic move is not alone - alternatives of the basic move as well as some other nice moves and subtleties make the video very complete and concise. And if you, like me, chase like mad routines where you end clean, then again Bingo - all moves enable you to do that and you won't regret it. Now, the video quality is indeed an MTV one which puts some energy into it and some people will like (especially younger people) while some other may not (so they will get a bit dizzy while watching it!). But if you buy something for the ingredients and not for the packaging, then 'Fade' is for you and you won't regret it - all routines, moves and subtleties are worthwhile and you will apply them very soon with magical results..."
- Aware "When Titanas showed me this amazing effect I was keep on rewind it and got fooled every time, when he shared with me the workings, I was even MORE fooled than before."
- Néfesch "I just wanted to give you guys my two cents worth on Fade. The Principal that is taught on the video is very useful and I am sure that just about everyone will use this. The teaching is clear and concise, and the video quality is good. The video is short but by the time you're through watching it you will be able to do Fade with no problems. If you can use what you see in the demo then that's what you will get and I wouldn't read any more into it than that. Thanks Titanas for bringing a good principal back into the light...."
- Dmann "I think the FADE concept is a thing of rare beauty... I would say of 'terrific' beauty, but that expression has been taken already by Max Maven.
All is 100% impromptu and while there is only one limitation I can think of, Titanas does a good job with providing you with any possible cover for the move itself and for some angles of sight which must be blocked.
Many routines found their way in this video, anything from simple vanishes of a coin to some more elaborate coin change or even a coin to matchbox effect.
But, as a Mentalist, my interest has to go with the Coin Bend.
I like some of the subtleties with the signature of the coin (actually I have used something like that myself for a long time) and I like how the 'move' is clean, quick and, for all purposes, undetectable.
And that's exactly as it should be!
As already posted by someone else, the very basic move is not the only one you will get. There are other alternative moves and all of those have their time and place.
I also suggested to Titanas that probably any small object could be used, either with the original, basic move or with one of the alternative ones. I can highly recommend FADE."
- Paolo Cavalli "The Possibilist" "Well I must say that after reviewing the Fade video that I am very impressed with the overall production. The video is of high quality, and the explanations are clear and straight to the point. The basic move is very deceptive and pleasing to the eye. The coin simply vanishes with no awkward moves or any tells whatsoever. There are many applications that are taught, with cool coin bending effects. Fade is so deceptive all avenues that your spectator will try and go down to figure out how you vanished the coin will be met with a dead end sign. My favorite routines in this video are the Transposition and Coin to Glass. The multiple uses for Fade are mind-boggling. There is also a way, if you put your mind to it, to do a coins across on your knees (you will see when you get the video). This is not mentioned on the video, it's just this video will get your creative juices flowing, like it has done with me.
The teaching is so clear that nothing is left out, and there are many helpful and concise variations taught. Not to mention alternate handlings and sleights that can be used in conjunction with Fade. I have stopped giving an out of 10 score, as I feel either an effect is a must-have, or an I'll pass on this one. Fade is a definite must-have. Pick this one up; you will be glad you did."
- Jeremy Hanrahan (Creator of The Untouchable)
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