Cube Mix by Rizki Nanda

Effect

Cube Mix presents a visual puzzle prediction. A spectator sees cards with scrambled cube patterns. They freely choose a combination of two cards. The performer reveals a prediction that matches the chosen cube mix exactly. The effect is a clean and direct prediction with strong audience participation.

Full details

Cube Mix uses custom printed cards. Each card shows a scrambled cube face. The cards have transparent windows. When two cards are overlapped, they create a new cube configuration. The spectator calls stop as the performer deals through the stack. This action selects a specific card combination. The performer then shows a prediction that matches the spectator's choice. No physical cube is used during the performance. The method does not require any skill in solving a Rubik's Cube. The product includes routines developed by Craig Petty.

Who should consider the trick

This trick suits magicians who perform close-up or parlor magic. It is ideal for performers who want a visual prediction effect. It works well for those who enjoy interactive routines with spectator participation. Magicians who prefer not to use physical cubes will find this method accessible. It is a good choice for adding a modern mentalism piece to a set.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Cube Mix is not difficult to perform. The method is straightforward. It does not require complex sleight of hand. The handling is designed for practicality. The reset is quick and easy. Performers can learn the routine with minimal practice. It is suitable for various skill levels.

What magicians say

Craig Petty performs a full routine of Cube Mix. He demonstrates exceptional control and choreography. The performance is visually stunning with color changing cubes. He highlights its potential for modern, fast paced visual magic.

In a review, magicians note its pocket friendly size. They suggest it works well as a quick visual opener or closer. The reset is straightforward. It is described as a fun, accessible routine for object magic.

Another review calls it an engaging cube based routine. They highlight its puzzle like effect. It is ideal for interactive performances in social settings.

The method uses custom cards with transparent windows. A spectator freely chooses a mix by shouting stop during card dealing. The magician reveals a perfect prediction. Craig Petty has endorsed and expanded the trick with routines. It is designed for accessibility and strong magical effects.