Next track previews

Here's a new track I'm working on. I just started but here's a quick video preview of it.

Here's a second track I'm working on, just trying to figure out the best thing to work on. Tell me what you think.

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This is dope

Playing around with kramuals. I find them so helpful for pacing.

Spoiler:

I was running out of ideas for this one so I put a stall on it and called it done. I should finish recording and editing soon. For the recording I went with 1440p at 60fps just for fun. I think it would be cool to record future scened tracks like this because it makes it look so crisp and clean.

How long is it? I like the look of it. The kramual screenshot looks awesome.

Apple wrote:How long is it? I like the look of it. The kramual screenshot looks awesome.

It's only about a minute long, but I've been too lazy to edit it the video. I'll try to have it up in a few hours.

Sweet. I'm excited.

Guess who's making kramual curves? This guy. After Anton helped me learn how to kramual cannon everything else made sense.
https://puu.sh/r2z6I/7fa5da0045.png
I also have some sexy kramual grolls.
http://puu.sh/r2A1J/e251065c12.png

Here's some midspeed space recycling with some really powerful wells and some lumpy curves.

For my next track I'm focusing on balance and smoothness. It's a midspeed fling quirk, but has more manuals than my older tracks and I'm really working hard to make them as graceful as possible. Using the new red line well technique for controlling rotation there is a much better feeling of control during the track and the whole thing feels much more cohesive and less thrown together looking. I'm also using a lot of air time to make the track feel more "airy" and "light" which the music selection should also enforce. I'm really put a lot of extra thought into this one so I think the level of quality should be much higher.

sneak peek picture:

Wheres it at tho

Sheldon wrote:Wheres it at tho

Where's what at? The track is 35 seconds long right now if that's what you're wondering. It should be somewhere between 1:30 and 2:00 depending on how long I can keep the quality up without running out of interesting ideas.

Oh sorry I could barely see it lra's far zooms make it hard to see lines.

It's zoomed out pretty far because the track is so spread out.