Cascade Control

[DeckOfCards52]

your amazing at that move

[BWoodhouseSOH]

This control is great and you perform it very smoothly.

From where can I find a good description of the Vernon fan subtlety please?

[UnknownMagician93]

@BWoodhouseSOH the only place is the inner secrets of card magic trilogy

[bobbyhasbun]

haha i do the malini deck flex before the control too.. pretty nice, i'm not sure i like the speed of it or not. i'm leaning toward yes

[mikefishermagic]

Nice work.

[SuitableSnipes]

UnknownMagician93 great performance of the control I LOVED it. I was wondering if you could give me some recommendations of books or DVD's that can help me move from intermediate to advanced card magic. Thanks!

[MattRichmanMagic]

I don't do the move much anymore, but I think you're missing the whole point of the control.

[UnknownMagician93]

@MattRichmanMagic which is?

[MattRichmanMagic]

@UnknownMagician93 it's supposed to look like you're not doing anything.

[UnknownMagician93]

@MattRichmanMagic not to sound rude but thats kinda hard when the control is a flourish

[MattRichmanMagic]

@UnknownMagician93 Sorry, I could've explained myself better. See from :12 to :14? How your hand tightens up? That's a tell. If you really weren't doing anything but cascading the cards, why would your left hand - the one that just hold the cards - get tense for two seconds?

The same thing happens at :27, :43, and at numerous other parts of the video.

Hope that made more sense than my other comment.

[UnknownMagician93]

@MattRichmanMagic ahh i see. I understand this, but I think my issue is I hate when people bring their right hand over before the start of the control, so I do the... "get ready"? with my left hand only before I bring the right hand over

[MattRichmanMagic]

@UnknownMagician93 It can still be done without the right hand just hovering there.

[LeesCardistry]

Yes I just learned this control it's awesome. And UnknownMagician93 you introduced many techniques with it like the Vernon Fan Subtley and the Deck Flexing Ruse which a lot of those moves have either been overlooked or forgotten. I like people that dig around in the past to find these amazing moves. I love digging around in the past it fascinates me what I find. And I think in the near future those moves will become very popular! Thumbs Up And Favorite! You are one of my favorite magicians! Lee

[UnknownMagician93]

@LeesCardistry thank you my man:) I appreciate it:) If you ever wanna chat on cars, especially the oldies im your man;D

[aceospades24]

music came from the ao4 trailer

[UnknownMagician93]

@aceospades24 no its actually from a guy/group called helios.

[EfendiKwok]

beautiful !

[css4Life1993]

Best cascade control ever :D keep going !!!

[BlackMagicCurse]

Where is published Vernon's Fan Subtetly?

[arthurits]

@BlackMagicCurse You can find it in Dai Vernon's Ultimate Secrets of Card Magic, Chapter 20: After peeking.

[BlackMagicCurse]

@arthurits Thanks, I have always skipped that chapter...

[whataminow]

has a spectator ever cought you doing this? because that is very, very smooth

[casmeistercl]

I don't like the side turn people seem to do when executing the move...

[MagicWynn]

Only one word... WOW!

[TheAtfusatfus]

greet magic thanks

[nogimmicksattached]

damnn that last one with the fan was amazing!

[Olaf177]

wtf, the last one with the fan made me just like how the fucking hell is he able to hold a break there....my hats up to you....really smooth..

[therandomcookieshow]

Nice!and very smooth too.

[FrankysMagicStuff]

Your amazingly smooth when you do this!

[TheMagicPRO]

very nice handling and so smooth control :)

[skldclima13]

Goood, use the index finger to stop the cards from moving quite as far forward though...

[Tobelli]

If you like it so much you could apply John Carneys way of getting a break. That way you eliminate the akward drop of one card after the peaked card.

[LazarevIvancards]

So cool executed! F@cikng clean. man!

~Lazur

[arthurits]

Smooth as silk! My compliments.

[UnknownMagician93]

@arthurits thank you:)

[ACreation9x]

super smooth .. Mine still has a large" V " ... any tips ??! Thanks !

[lelandldog]

Wow on the last one

[DEFThands08]

Like Casey said, It'd be cool to see from different angles. Really nice video.

[WhiteTigerMagician]

Your control is great, but try an angle from the front instead of tilting your body just to do the move. Looks a lot more natural.

[Rneogy]

how on earth can you do the cascade so smoothly? Mine always feels a little choppy...

[UnknownMagician93]

@Rneogy Take the time to learn the cascade by itself. Then apply it to the move

[danielmagics]

thts really nice hehe

[jonel55]

very nice!!

[AliAlbasri2010]

B U T T E R

[UnknownMagician93]

@AliAlbasri2010 Thank you man:)

[nathanlulu]

i just dont get how you keep the break when fanning etc...im just stumped!

[UnknownMagician93]

@nathanlulu magic steveo!;D

[TheGonzaloMagic]

@UnknownMagician93 where did you learnt the vernon fan subtelty

[arthurits]

@TheGonzaloMagic It's published in Dai Vernon's Ultimate Secrets of Card Magic, Chapter 20: After peeking.

[BlackMagicCurse]

@arthurits Yeah, but Vernon is doing pressure fan and the Unknown guy is doing thumb fan

[Mehar1996]

So smooth. So big.

Oh... the control was also awesome. 

[solakmagic]

Looks great and very nice in your hands, but never in mine. Dropped it a while ago. I normally just double undercut or orbit control, spectators seem to suspect funkiness when they see a cascade.

[LittleLead]

Absolutley amazing

[dudokozle]

NICE!

[MrMexicanmagic]

wow really excellent. loved the deck flexing addition to the move. sickenly smooth :)

[PaulTheillusionist]

Nice but why reupload?

[UnknownMagician93]

@PaulTheillusionist slightly better quality.