One Line Two Line Red Line Blue Line - Camquartr

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TDuCarzISg

3:10, 4064 lines. I'm pretty happy with it. I started it over a year ago, but recently picked it up about 4 months ago. I think I'm sick of the song or something, I don't like it as much as when Sum originally showed it to me... Went with it anyway because of the syncs. Enjoy.

EDIT: Here's a pretty high res screen shot https://i.imgur.com/6B2lVp7.png

Whoooo awesome fun! I'm not a big fan of the music, but the syncs worked out nicely. I really liked the bounciness, arrows, track name, and intro. I also noticed some pretty sweet recycling. Props for making a lengthy track too!

That was real fun to watch! I do have to say though that I didn't really like the times when the flatsled rolled into manuals, and the gwell tumbling and granuals seemed a little weak, but man, those manuals were great, and the speed wasn't too fast, changes in pace felt like they were in the perfect places to keep the track interesting. Overall a very fun track!

But the name is really long, so I'm going to calling 12rb for short lal  

Cam that was totally sick awesome! You do a lot of cool manual stuff. Really nice flippydoodles and integrations and rolls and stuff. The part towards the end with 45 degree lines was sick. Highspeed part and the flow-sync (lol) was baller. Oh and the editing was really neat. I liked the intro a lot. =P

Keep makin terck bro \m/
100/100

That was a joy to watch. Great job on making such a long track, I hope you'll make more Cammy!

Okay so this is a perfect example of how you don't have to make new and insane stuff to make stuff that is REALLY AWESOME AND FUN. This easily could have been released in 2008 but who cares because it was super fun to watch!

I mean seriously, this was three minutes long but the whole thing kept me super entertained the entire time. Favorite bits were probably the arrows, the slow tumbling everywhere, the unabashed appreciation of airtime, and the slow part at like 1:40-ish, and the music syncing of course. I was actually a huge fan of the music.

Yeah, the manuals probably weren't as balanced as they could be or as pressured as they could be and there was a lot of flatriding and it's clear you struggle with gravity wells almost as much as me, but I actually feel inspired right now because of this so none of that really matter to me.

Is best name for a track.

Will watch at comp, bu the reactions above look prty chl.

The arrows reminded me of schiller.  Really solid manuquirk you have going on, good job.

I was going to make a long post about the consistency of the manuals and the flatriding being weird in some places and whatnot, and then I realized...

I really enjoyed the whole thing, and I can't tell whether it was in spite of or because of the way the manuals were built. The whole thing just felt playful and creative and awesome! That was sweet, keep making these!

rabid squirrel wrote:I actually feel inspired right now

Pretty much sums up my thoughts.

It felt simple, but in a way that used these simple ideas and skills to make a complex track with feeling. Very nice to watch.

This was like some sort of Interfluve with less speed and more swaggitude. Total awesomeness.

The bumpin' glitch hop was a plus

EDIT: Also, I lol'd at all the subway related videos on YT... "red line, blue line"  

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Thanks so much you guys

the nose manual at 2:37 is godlike. AWESOME TRACK I LOVED IT.

i loved the all those curvy hill like manuals, makes me want to scene haha

awwwesome track cam <3