Even though i know how most of matrix routine done (Al Schneider, Mike Rubinstein, Mike Gallo, & Paul Gerner), you fooled me with this version! Amazing 👏!
This video is so well presented Giacomo I have saved it for future reference as coin magic is something I will be looking to add to my repertoire in the near future. As mentioned by others the use of transparent cards to explain your principles is fantastic, you have a new subscriber and a new student.
I thank you for mentioning my name. You make my day. However, you do not understand the Matrix philosophy. You only got 25 % of the method. You are doing excellent work but you are falling far short. Most improvements detract from the power that is in the correct method of performance. I could not watch the entire video because you butcher the routine so badly. You simply have no understanding of what a spectator sees. Clearly you are a leading magician in the world of magic. And why do you need to be one of the hundreds of magicians exposing Matrix on UA-cam. Do you have any idea how I feel about hundreds of people showing MY TRICK TO THE PUBLIC!!!!!
Most people perform Matrix without uniformity of action, time misdirection, or concept of steals and puts. Don't feel too bad Mr. Schneider. Have you seen the versions coming out of Asia now? It's clear they stuck with the original Matrix philosophy. Can't say the same for Europe and America!😂
Giacomo, Amazing! You are very good and smooth with the handling and hands postures, it almost looks flat. Weel done! Question: What is the diameter of the coins you use?
@@giacomobertinimagic Thank you Giacomo. Is it possible to palm 24 mm diameter coins and achieve that position with the hands where they look flat and do it with ease or does it become much more difficult? Is it possible to apply a product to the coins to prevent them from slipping? I know it depends on the hand but I would like to know your personal experience. Thank you very much!
@@ecastag Yes of course, it is possible. Your question is very specific and would require a very long and detailed answer that I don't feel like giving here, also because the answer is customizable, because obviously it also depends on the size of the hands. If you want you can contact me privately and I will tell you how I can answer that question. However, I don't recommend that you apply any product to coins, not even to prevent slipping, it wouldn't work. Anyway, I am preparing a new book where I will also talk about this topic, so you can understand everything better.
@@giacomobertinimagic Oh Giacomo! Very kind of you for giving so detailed answer. I'm entering little by little in the coin magic world because I started to do first only card magic about a year ago and it's a lot to handle but I do some matrix also, and giving some steps in coin palming but very slow because if I get into all of the different genres I will turn crazy and ended with no mastering any of those. Very kind of you again, thank you.
Very well explained! 👍The transparent cards and the slow-mo are so helpful. Good to follow, even for beginners- Thank you!
Even though i know how most of matrix routine done (Al Schneider, Mike Rubinstein, Mike Gallo, & Paul Gerner), you fooled me with this version! Amazing 👏!
Thanks!
Beautifully done!! Thanks.
My fellow magicians, which trick ticks you off the most that is exposed on UA-cam? I had this one down SOLID with years of practice 😭.
Amazing and clear routine. I enjoyed it.
面白くて鮮やかな手順、楽しめました。
This video is so well presented Giacomo I have saved it for future reference as coin magic is something I will be looking to add to my repertoire in the near future. As mentioned by others the use of transparent cards to explain your principles is fantastic, you have a new subscriber and a new student.
Beautiful handling.
who tolde you that music was a good idea? sack them now
Very instructive tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
I like that you were giving additional information on the history of coin matrix.
Thank you very much Franz! Yes I think the history of magic is very important
I thank you for mentioning my name. You make my day. However, you do not understand the Matrix philosophy. You only got 25 % of the method. You are doing excellent work but you are falling far short. Most improvements detract from the power that is in the correct method of performance. I could not watch the entire video because you butcher the routine so badly. You simply have no understanding of what a spectator sees. Clearly you are a leading magician in the world of magic. And why do you need to be one of the hundreds of magicians exposing Matrix on UA-cam. Do you have any idea how I feel about hundreds of people showing MY TRICK TO THE PUBLIC!!!!!
Most people perform Matrix without uniformity of action, time misdirection, or concept of steals and puts. Don't feel too bad Mr. Schneider. Have you seen the versions coming out of Asia now? It's clear they stuck with the original Matrix philosophy. Can't say the same for Europe and America!😂
mi chiedo ,da prestigiatore, per quale motivo fare questi video....
Giacomo, Amazing! You are very good and smooth with the handling and hands postures, it almost looks flat. Weel done!
Question: What is the diameter of the coins you use?
Thank you, @ecastag . Here I used half silver dollars, so the diameter is 30.6 mm in diameter (/ 1.2 inches)
@@giacomobertinimagic Thank you Giacomo. Is it possible to palm 24 mm diameter coins and achieve that position with the hands where they look flat and do it with ease or does it become much more difficult? Is it possible to apply a product to the coins to prevent them from slipping? I know it depends on the hand but I would like to know your personal experience. Thank you very much!
@@ecastag Yes of course, it is possible. Your question is very specific and would require a very long and detailed answer that I don't feel like giving here, also because the answer is customizable, because obviously it also depends on the size of the hands. If you want you can contact me privately and I will tell you how I can answer that question. However, I don't recommend that you apply any product to coins, not even to prevent slipping, it wouldn't work. Anyway, I am preparing a new book where I will also talk about this topic, so you can understand everything better.
@@giacomobertinimagic Oh Giacomo! Very kind of you for giving so detailed answer. I'm entering little by little in the coin magic world because I started to do first only card magic about a year ago and it's a lot to handle but I do some matrix also, and giving some steps in coin palming but very slow because if I get into all of the different genres I will turn crazy and ended with no mastering any of those. Very kind of you again, thank you.
Amazing...thank you 😊
Outstanding. The most baffling yet! Bravo.
Thanks!
Great tutorial. Tx