Sounds and looks unnatural. Just my opinion. From the sound you can tell that the cards are being cut, and from the video you can see perfectly how the two halves are put together.
very smooth, how long have you been practicing on this shift? and is this the book version by moving the right hand or is it the chris kener version where u move your left hand?
@moovonup I've been working on the move since 2004 I think. I mostly learned it from Erdnase's book as well as from Kenner's book. There's a friend of mine which does the move extremely well, his youtube account is "gibouze". Go check him out. You'll learned a lot from watching him doing the shift.
I have Erdnase's book, have watched videos of the S.W.E. Shift on Youtube, and can sloppily perform the sleight. Where can a guy get some pointers on how to perfect this valuable move?
goooooooooood u use the kenner's grip ? or the original?i think the first i',m training day by day very difficoult move but the original is still a secret .... where i can find a video of the original one?
Ok i have the book and I am having trouble understanding what to do. Last Paragraph after "(See Fig. 72.)" I dont understand what is being said about the right thumb...
The book is difficult, for a good reason. There are tutorials out there but thats not really the idea. Contemplation of the printed word makes the journey the bigger part of the task. If not willing to work hard for the sake of improvement, take up another hobby.
Totally agreed. The SWE shift is really one of those "impossibles" that you only hit once in a while. I think even "Erdnase" himself probably missed it sometimes.
Good work on a most difficult move. It is a bit noisy on the shift, but over time it will get smoother. After 4 years mine is still "iffy".
It's in The Expert at the Card Table by S.W. Erdnase. Or you can buy it from theory 11 I believe, it's taught by Chris Kenner. I wouldn't suggest pirating it though. If you don't want it enough to buy it, you'll never practice it enough to do it.
Sounds and looks unnatural. Just my opinion. From the sound you can tell that the cards are being cut, and from the video you can see perfectly how the two halves are put together.
drkarnov 1 month ago
very smooth, how long have you been practicing on this shift? and is this the book version by moving the right hand or is it the chris kener version where u move your left hand?
moovonup 5 months ago
@moovonup I've been working on the move since 2004 I think. I mostly learned it from Erdnase's book as well as from Kenner's book. There's a friend of mine which does the move extremely well, his youtube account is "gibouze". Go check him out. You'll learned a lot from watching him doing the shift.
simonbernard 5 months ago
@simonbernard thanks :)
moovonup 5 months ago
Fuck! xD
concolossus 8 months ago
I have Erdnase's book, have watched videos of the S.W.E. Shift on Youtube, and can sloppily perform the sleight. Where can a guy get some pointers on how to perfect this valuable move?
ZhuangziZhou 1 year ago
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ahspupil2007 1 year ago
@ZhuangziZhou try chris kenners 1 on 1 on theory 11...
ShayDog332 9 months ago
Anyone who's says this is good think about the frame rate of the vid. I wanna see a realtime demo from this guy Before I rate it
powersean1 1 year ago
gosh if this is how i think u do it......yur the MASTER AT S.W.E. SHIFT 5/5 DUDE
CARDSRuLUe 1 year ago
Perfect man !!!! One of the hardest move in card magic... Respect.
CardAddict 1 year ago 6
@CardAddict Merci !
simonbernard 1 year ago
How? you got me thinking so hard lmao!!!!!!!!!! nice!!!!! keep up the good work!!!
TrickyMagic12 1 year ago
i use that same descrepency on the deck...and no one realizes it..
when i do guy hollingworth's waving the aces i use the same deck that you use...coz i'm a lefty...
rynkuangel 1 year ago
goooooooooood u use the kenner's grip ? or the original?i think the first i',m training day by day very difficoult move but the original is still a secret .... where i can find a video of the original one?
MrAceFab 2 years ago
do you have anytips for this move? mine just seems so awkward... btw.. do you do it as described in erdnase or with a reg. pinky break?
UnknownMagician93 2 years ago
how do you do this???
TheDP96 2 years ago
I am really impressed and this is a great move to do when squaring up and is definently better than a pass
IVIrIVIagic 2 years ago
hey man very nice job! I have just begun serious work on erdnase. Do you have any tips for
1- covering the obvious movement of the 2 packets.
2- masking the break?
Thanks!
Dna
ps- do you do any work on the open shift?
UnknownMagician93 2 years ago
Need to work on the sound. Try hopping it a tad to loose the slip sound. Nice work.
tfrank8176 2 years ago
haven't idea how it's done;d nice performance
Bonqq 2 years ago
Looks like you got the movement down. Very nice! Now you gotta eliminate the sound.
xzenyphus 2 years ago
hi.. can i know in the book what page teach is move...
makubexjo 2 years ago
Hello,
in the copy I have, it starts at the bottom of page 134, right after the explanation of the open shift.
I think there's a little mistake on fig. 71, your left middle finger should be in contact with the short end of the deck.
For some reasons, they forgot to draw it.
Good luck,
S.
simonbernard 2 years ago
i found it... thanks for the info
makubexjo 2 years ago
nicely done! (^_^)
blockz86 2 years ago
whoa... even tho there was some noise, nothing is revealed, and it was performed multiple times in a row! awesome 5/5!
TheMagicAlian 2 years ago
As you can guess, the shift is meant for being done just once in a while, on the off beat.
I made the video to show you what the shift, in my opinion, should look like.
There's a little bit of "hand shaking" while performing it, but it's fairly subtle.
Of course, when done several times in a row, it looks a bit unnatural.
simonbernard 2 years ago
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hey check out my try on this superb shift see my videos and tell me what you think! thanks, awesome job by the way
zosozachz 2 years ago
Ok i have the book and I am having trouble understanding what to do. Last Paragraph after "(See Fig. 72.)" I dont understand what is being said about the right thumb...
MasterP4NDA 2 years ago
The video is a little blurry. The shift looks good with the blur, but I'm not sure it would look so good in a live performance.
ericasmith0412 2 years ago
The book is difficult, for a good reason. There are tutorials out there but thats not really the idea. Contemplation of the printed word makes the journey the bigger part of the task. If not willing to work hard for the sake of improvement, take up another hobby.
115823101985 2 years ago
I couldn't agree more
simonbernard 2 years ago
Totally agreed. The SWE shift is really one of those "impossibles" that you only hit once in a while. I think even "Erdnase" himself probably missed it sometimes.
Good work on a most difficult move. It is a bit noisy on the shift, but over time it will get smoother. After 4 years mine is still "iffy".
jaemsspeaks 2 years ago
Fast nice
Tyrannol 2 years ago
man that is fast, trying to learn it, its gonna take a lot of work, good work
josiewhales 2 years ago
Can anyone post a tutorial the book is way too
difficult...
10katsu 2 years ago
Very cool. Never caught it once. Get job.
shreyman08 2 years ago
this is an opinion...if you never caought it then how do you know what you were looking for to know not to?
BadgerMajik12 2 years ago
chris kenner does it different but thay was good
packerfannumber1 2 years ago
That was amazing. Wish you had a better camera though, seems every time the shift happens it gets kind of bright.
ClerikZ34 2 years ago
well thats incredible,best used for a colour change i reckon
nathanlulu 2 years ago
not true it's a pass pure and simple...done face down you dont see a thing its quck and subtle
BadgerMajik12 2 years ago
sorry..but what comment did i make for u to say not true...i know its a pass
nathanlulu 2 years ago
can you tell me how you did that??
becouse I'm tired of searching!!
kommeht00 2 years ago
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please... please... please...??
kommeht00 2 years ago
It's in The Expert at the Card Table by S.W. Erdnase. Or you can buy it from theory 11 I believe, it's taught by Chris Kenner. I wouldn't suggest pirating it though. If you don't want it enough to buy it, you'll never practice it enough to do it.
Jesys1 2 years ago
oh, ok thanks bro...
kommeht00 2 years ago
Yep, and I don't say that to be mean. But the S.W.E. shift really is an incredibly difficult move to learn.
Jesys1 2 years ago
yeah, I know it's really hard. :D
kommeht00 2 years ago
Very well done I think, having read and tried to master this myself.
ThePoomed 3 years ago
Great !
As you'll see, you'll improve your shift over the time, all it takes is a lot of practice.
There's nothing like doing it 3 or 4 times in a row while no ones sees it !
S.
simonbernard 3 years ago
lol wannabe !
the atmospeher is always different so you only stop and play the record.
its not a clipshit or another magic trick
lukimausii 3 years ago
I'm sorry ?
simonbernard 3 years ago
I think you should start reading The Expert at the Card Table before making comments...
simonbernard 3 years ago
Agreed..
i got the book but i just can't get how it works.
K1z2a3m4a5 3 years ago
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ill teach u clipshift if you teach me this... is this used for the shifty trick?
perplexedgenius 3 years ago
it was but he changed it... but ya the original shifty used the SWE shift
JackofDiamonds7 3 years ago
Very smooth im practicing this move myself you should do it in the motion of getting a card picked and controlling it
TomJHodgson 3 years ago
That was excellent! Is it worth buying and learning? And how long does it take to be able to do it to fool someone?
goldncards 3 years ago
Sorry ?
simonbernard 3 years ago
nice job!
if you try to move your hands forward less, it looks much more natural--as if you barely move your hands and the card changes. Great job! 5/5
z&d
Zach1and1Dax 3 years ago
Incredible to see a card magician on youtube who would take the time out to learn a move like thi, bravo.
5/5
Mdaniels909 3 years ago
Thank you very much.
It's really appreciated.
S.
simonbernard 3 years ago
Congratulations, seems that you put lot of work into it. How long have you been doing it ?
Joe
joehudon99 3 years ago
A few years.
I learned it from Erdnase.
simonbernard 3 years ago
interesting... although erdnase IS deceased.
stanlyhanly 3 years ago
... We don't even know who he really was...
I learned it from the book..
simonbernard 3 years ago
i find it hard to understand erdnase instructions from the book and i lovethis shift.bloody hell!!!!
nathanlulu 2 years ago
that was incredibly smooth ... well done !!!
awimagic 3 years ago
great job, good to see someone having alot of fun wit this move :D
wilsoncardist 3 years ago
5 stars !!! wonderfull !!!
CardAddict 3 years ago
Better than Kenner bro! keep up the good work. Btw, do you do any coin magic?
MagicianMarkTirone 3 years ago
whenever i do it it makes a loud *schhhhfffuuuuueeeelch!!* noise :( any advice tips?
domandmattsmagic 3 years ago
I make some noise too...
But over the time, it became much more quiet.
I encourage you to keep on practicing.
simonbernard 3 years ago
thanks :)
domandmattsmagic 3 years ago
A good way of explaining this is "amazing" You do it very well and clean.
MrSkatastic 3 years ago
how in the world do you do this. I cant understand from the book......
LoneWolf006 3 years ago
yeah
magic termanology is hard enough to understand normally, in Victorian English is even harder lol
I guess its just a matter of playing around with it :/
nickandelliott 3 years ago
very well done! how does it look with shade?
grndlmagic 3 years ago
with shade ?
simonbernard 3 years ago
this is an exposed view and uses faces. does it cover well when face down?
grndlmagic 3 years ago
I'm doing 3 shifts face down before I turn the deck face-up
simonbernard 3 years ago
NICE!!!
seadawg93 3 years ago
wow, looks like you have mastered that one.
i can't work out how to do erdnase shifts from the book.
zarrow50 3 years ago
Very good man..!!
vkr29 3 years ago 3
Whatever light source you're using is washing out the face of the bottom packet. When you do the shift, the deck just turns into a blur of white.
ChrisSD1 3 years ago
Thanks, I'll work on that.
I'll post another video when I'll get rid of that blur.
I'm actually trying to get rid of the noise, wich is kind of hard to do...
Anyway, thanks again for the critique, I really appreciate.
S.
simonbernard 3 years ago
Im into music production so:
Download Audacity or Adobe Audition (the first is free, the latter far from it)
Select a portion of audio that has no other sounds except the noise. Go to "Effects", "Noise Removal", "Capture Noise Profile", then Remove Noise.
p.s. I can produce some music for you if you want to make a video of some original effects or something. good luck,
- rekshaw
holysmokes700 3 years ago
Hi there,
Thanks for the tip, but I'm actually trying to make the shift silently, not to remove the sound from the video !
Thank you,
S.
simonbernard 3 years ago
I thought you meant the camera static noise :)
Anyways, music production offer is still valid :)
holysmokes700 3 years ago
Thank you guys
simonbernard 3 years ago
wow!! when i read first read it i thought it was completey impractical but youve jus proven the opposite well done!
ancleasai 3 years ago
nice
xmetalxrulesx 3 years ago