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Dieses Download enthält eine Sammlung klassischer Münztricks, die Al Schneider in den letzten 50 Jahren entwickelt hat. Die Experimente versuchen, diese klassischen 20. Jahrhundert-Tricks in das 21. Jahrhundert zu modernisieren.

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• Quantum Tunneling - Dies begann als Routine mit drei Münzen und einem Glas. Traditionell gingen die ersten beiden Münzen durch den Tisch. In dieser aktualisierten Version gehen alle drei Münzen nacheinander durch den Tisch, aber eine passende Überraschung wird in der Handhabung integriert.
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• Heisenberg Routine 1 - Dies ist ein klassischer Coins Across-Trick, der mit Al's Pop-Up Move verbessert wurde. Diese Version ist ein Experiment zur Verbesserung des Schlusses der Routine durch die Hinzufügung eines Bewegungsnamens Max Al Ping Chen. Die Routine eignet sich für formelle Situationsshows.
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• Special Export 1 - Dies ist eine Modifikation von Heisenberg Routine I. Das Hauptziel dieses Experiments war, die Routine zu verkürzen, um sie für informelle oder walk-around-Situationen besser geeignet zu machen. Sie ist schneller und nutzt die Max Al Ping Chen-Technologie und Shell-Theorie.
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• Katanga - Dies ist ein vordergründig neuer Experiment, der versucht, eine neue Art von Magie zu öffnen. Das Ziel ist es, Münzen auf dem Tisch in einem symbolischen Muster zu platzieren. Kleine Karten werden über die Münzen gelegt und wenn die Karten entfernt werden, ändern sich die Muster der Münzen. Dies wird wiederholt und die Münzen bilden ein anderes Muster. Die Karten werden über die Münzen gelegt und dann zum Abschluss noch einmal entfernt.
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• Sparrow 1 - Dieses Experiment nutzt Shell-Technologie, um eine einfache Reihenfolge von Bewegungen zu ermöglichen. Es ist ein grundlegender Coins Across-Trick, bei dem drei Silbermünzen von einer Hand in die andere reisen und sich mit einer ungeraden Münze wie einer Kupfermünze vereinen.
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• Zen Matrix - Dies ist eine umfangreiche und komplexe Experiment, das das Reaktionspotenzial des Standard-Matrix-Tricks verbessern soll. Viele haben beschwert, dass der Matrix-Trick zwar mächtig, aber zu kurz sei. Man fügt oft Material hinzu, um ihn länger zu machen, was die Routine jedoch schwächer macht. In dieser Routine ist Matrix das Ende. Das hinzugefügte Material wird vor einer perfekten Matrix-Presentation platziert und die gesamte Routine nutzt eine komplexe Zen-Annäherung, um den Eindruck der Matrix-Konzeption zu verstärken.
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• Hexpansion of Texture - Ziel dieses Experiments ist es, das Potenzial von Mentalismus zu erreichen. Menschen sehen Mentalismus als real und somit macht es ihn mächtiger als triviale Magie-Tricks. Wir wollen die Macht der Magie steigern, damit sie wie echte Magie erscheint. Eine der mächtigsten Tricks ist Expansion of Texture, und unser Ansatz besteht darin, dieses Potenzial um ein Faktor sechs zu erhöhen.
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• Stargate - Dieses Experiment ist vielleicht das bedeutendste von allen. Die Wurzeln davon sind die Standardmethode der Durchführung von Al's Coins Across-Tricks. Während einer 50-jährigen Suche nach einem besseren Schluss für Coins Across-Tricks ist dieses Experiment mit einer überlegenen Technologie hervorgegangen. Der Problem mit den meisten Coins Across-Tricks ist, dass die ersten Transpositionen die besten sind. Oftmals ist der letzte Transposition eine zusammengesetzte Kombination, die nur dazu dient, die Routine zu beenden. In diesem Experiment nutzt der letzte Transposition nicht nur das vorherige Technik, sondern fügt es auch hinzu, was einen wirklich mächtigen Schluss ergibt.
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• Osmosis - Handtuch-Münzpenetrationen sind seit langem bekannt. Expansion of Texture ist einer der besten davon. Es gibt andere Routines, bei denen drei Münzen in einem Handtuch gehalten werden und die Münzen einzeln entnommen werden. Dann wurde das Trick mit einem durchsichtigen Stoff anstelle eines normalen Handtüchens verbessert. Dennoch hing der Effekt von seltsamen Manipulationen ab. Das Experiment Osmosis versuchte, alle seltsamen Manipulationen zu entfernen. In diesem Fall werden drei Silberdollars am Daumen gehalten und mit einem durchsichtigen Stoff bedeckt. Dann werden die Münzen mit wenig Bewegung magisch einzeln durch den Stoff gezogen.
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• C/S Envelopes - Zwei große, aber vollkommen unterschiedliche Münzen - eine Silbermünze und eine Blechmünze (mit einem Loch) - werden in kleine Umschläge gelegt. Sie wechseln unter fairesten Bedingungen ihre Positionen. Das Ziel dieses Experiments war die Untersuchung der Verwendung von doppelseitigen Umschlägen anstelle von doppelseitigen Münzen, um eine Transpositionseffekt zu erzeugen.
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Originale englische Beschreibung

This download contains a collection of classic coin effects that Al Schneider has been working on for the last 50 years. The experiments presented are an attempt to move these classic 20th century effects into the 21st century. Fifty years of Al's magic experience has been focused on making these effects more streamlined and more magically powerful with the spotlight on coin routines that depend on gimmicked and extra coins.

Here's what's contained in this confidential file:

Quantum Tunneling - This began as a routine with three coins and a shot glass. Traditionally, the first two coins went through the table. Then, because the power of the shell expired, the performer would use some other sequence to finish the routine. In this updated version, all three coins go through the table one after the other. However, a suitable surprising finish is incorporated into the handling, making this a more stunning effect.

Heisenberg Routine 1 - This is a classic Coins Across routine. It was enhanced with Al's Pop-Up Move. This version is an experiment to improve the conclusion of the effect with the addition of a move called Max Al Ping Chen. This routine is intended for formal sit-down shows. Three silver half dollars are held in the left hand. An odd coin is held in the right hand. One at a time, the silver coins magically find their way to the right hand.

Special Export 1 - This is essentially a modification of Heisenberg Routine I. The primary goal of this experiment was to shorten the routine, making it more suitable for casual or walk-around situations. It's quicker yet takes advantage of the Max Al Ping Chen technology and shell theory.

Katanga - This is a bleeding-edge experiment that attempts to open a door to a new kind of magic. The goal is to place coins on the table in some kind of symbolic pattern. Small cards are then placed over the coins and when the cards are lifted, the coins form a different pattern. This is repeated and the coins form a different pattern yet again. The cards are placed over the coins and then removed one last time for a spectacular conclusion.

Sparrow 1 - This experiment is to capitalize on shell technology and also to provide an easy-to-master sequence of motions. This is a basic Coins Across routine in which three silver coins travel from one hand to another to join an odd coin such as a copper coin. This could easily become a favorite routine as it is easy to present and gets the magic job done, leaving the performer to focus on presentation.

Zen Matrix - This is a length and complicated experiment with a goal to enhance the reaction power of the standard Matrix routine. Many have complained that, though Matrix is powerful, it is too short. Many add to the routine to make it longer. What they add, however, often makes the routine weaker. In this routine, Matrix is the finish. The added material is put in front of a perfect Matrix presentation and the entire routine uses a sophisticated Zen approach to heighten the impact of the Matrix concept. In the end, the audience is convinced the most powerful method of doing magic is to do nothing and let the Universe do the work.

Hexpansion of Texture - The goal of this experiment is to match the power of mentalism. People view mentalism as real, which thus makes it more powerful than bland magic tricks. We want to kick up the power of magic to appear as real magic. One of the most powerful tricks is Expansion of Texture and our premise is to increase this power by a factor of six. Therefore, in this effect, six quarters are borrowed and a spectator forms a bag out of a handkerchief. The six quarters magically enter the bag while the spectator is holding it, which stuns them into motionlessness.

Stargate - This experiment is, perhaps, the most significant of the bunch. The roots of it are the standard method of doing Al's Coins Across routines. During a 50-year long search to find a better way to conclude a Coins Across routine, this experiment has emerged with a superior technology. The problem with most Coins Across routines is that the first transpositions are the best. Often, the last transposition is some hacked together combination that only serves to end the routine. In this experiment, the last transposition not only capitalizes on the preceding technology but also adds to it, yielding a truly powerful ending. This routine can be repeated immediately for those situations where you walk around and an enthusiastic audience member follows you.

Osmosis - Handkerchief coin penetrations have been around for a long time. Expansion of Texture is one of the better ones. There are other routines in which three coins are held in a handkerchief and the coins extracted one at a time. Then, the trick was enhanced with a see-through cloth instead of a normal handkerchief. Still, the effect depended on trick folds and funny twists. The Osmosis experiment strove to remove all strange manipulation. In this, three silver dollars are held at the fingertips. They are covered with a see-through cloth. Then, with little motion, the coins are magically pulled, one at a time, through the cloth. A real magician could not do better.

C/S Envelopes - Two large but completely different coins - one silver and the other brass (with a hole in it) are very fairly placed into small envelopes yet change places under the fairest of conditions. The purpose of this experiment was to investigate the use of double-sided envelopes rather than double-sided coins to produce a transposition effect.

Originale englische Beschreibung

This download contains a collection of classic coin effects that Al Schneider has been working on for the last 50 years. The experiments presented are an attempt to move these classic 20th century effects into the 21st century. Fifty years of Al's magic experience has been focused on making these effects more streamlined and more magically powerful with the spotlight on coin routines that depend on gimmicked and extra coins.

Here's what's contained in this confidential file:

Quantum Tunneling - This began as a routine with three coins and a shot glass. Traditionally, the first two coins went through the table. Then, because the power of the shell expired, the performer would use some other sequence to finish the routine. In this updated version, all three coins go through the table one after the other. However, a suitable surprising finish is incorporated into the handling, making this a more stunning effect.

Heisenberg Routine 1 - This is a classic Coins Across routine. It was enhanced with Al's Pop-Up Move. This version is an experiment to improve the conclusion of the effect with the addition of a move called Max Al Ping Chen. This routine is intended for formal sit-down shows. Three silver half dollars are held in the left hand. An odd coin is held in the right hand. One at a time, the silver coins magically find their way to the right hand.

Special Export 1 - This is essentially a modification of Heisenberg Routine I. The primary goal of this experiment was to shorten the routine, making it more suitable for casual or walk-around situations. It's quicker yet takes advantage of the Max Al Ping Chen technology and shell theory.

Katanga - This is a bleeding-edge experiment that attempts to open a door to a new kind of magic. The goal is to place coins on the table in some kind of symbolic pattern. Small cards are then placed over the coins and when the cards are lifted, the coins form a different pattern. This is repeated and the coins form a different pattern yet again. The cards are placed over the coins and then removed one last time for a spectacular conclusion.

Sparrow 1 - This experiment is to capitalize on shell technology and also to provide an easy-to-master sequence of motions. This is a basic Coins Across routine in which three silver coins travel from one hand to another to join an odd coin such as a copper coin. This could easily become a favorite routine as it is easy to present and gets the magic job done, leaving the performer to focus on presentation.

Zen Matrix - This is a length and complicated experiment with a goal to enhance the reaction power of the standard Matrix routine. Many have complained that, though Matrix is powerful, it is too short. Many add to the routine to make it longer. What they add, however, often makes the routine weaker. In this routine, Matrix is the finish. The added material is put in front of a perfect Matrix presentation and the entire routine uses a sophisticated Zen approach to heighten the impact of the Matrix concept. In the end, the audience is convinced the most powerful method of doing magic is to do nothing and let the Universe do the work.

Hexpansion of Texture - The goal of this experiment is to match the power of mentalism. People view mentalism as real, which thus makes it more powerful than bland magic tricks. We want to kick up the power of magic to appear as real magic. One of the most powerful tricks is Expansion of Texture and our premise is to increase this power by a factor of six. Therefore, in this effect, six quarters are borrowed and a spectator forms a bag out of a handkerchief. The six quarters magically enter the bag while the spectator is holding it, which stuns them into motionlessness.

Stargate - This experiment is, perhaps, the most significant of the bunch. The roots of it are the standard method of doing Al's Coins Across routines. During a 50-year long search to find a better way to conclude a Coins Across routine, this experiment has emerged with a superior technology. The problem with most Coins Across routines is that the first transpositions are the best. Often, the last transposition is some hacked together combination that only serves to end the routine. In this experiment, the last transposition not only capitalizes on the preceding technology but also adds to it, yielding a truly powerful ending. This routine can be repeated immediately for those situations where you walk around and an enthusiastic audience member follows you.

Osmosis - Handkerchief coin penetrations have been around for a long time. Expansion of Texture is one of the better ones. There are other routines in which three coins are held in a handkerchief and the coins extracted one at a time. Then, the trick was enhanced with a see-through cloth instead of a normal handkerchief. Still, the effect depended on trick folds and funny twists. The Osmosis experiment strove to remove all strange manipulation. In this, three silver dollars are held at the fingertips. They are covered with a see-through cloth. Then, with little motion, the coins are magically pulled, one at a time, through the cloth. A real magician could not do better.

C/S Envelopes - Two large but completely different coins - one silver and the other brass (with a hole in it) are very fairly placed into small envelopes yet change places under the fairest of conditions. The purpose of this experiment was to investigate the use of double-sided envelopes rather than double-sided coins to produce a transposition effect.