r/Flowersticks

Sound warning: may contain some psytrance. 🔊

I’ve been playing with this LED flowerstick for the past few weeks and finally put together some of my favorite footage from a late-night session in the park.

I tried to include a bit of everything I’m currently playing with. Sadly, a lot of the fun of the different LED modes doesn’t really come through on video.

The extra weight, its roll, and the different balance still take some getting used to compared to my regular flowersticks. It’s also about as thick as a fluorescent tube, which certainly doesn’t make things easier 😄 But the light effects more than make up for it.

I’m taking it to a festival in two weeks, so I guess I’ve still got a little time to get a bit more used to it before then.

Hope you enjoy ✨

Feedback is always welcome — especially on how to improve the recording quality. Despite being a tech guy, I never really got the hang of cameras (or video editing, apparently...).

Hey r/flowerstick! 👋 First post here.

I’ve been playing with this LED flowerstick for a few weeks now, and I’m still getting used to the extra weight and the different feel of it — definitely plays quite differently from what I’m used to.

Went out to the park tonight for a late-night session and ended up filming way too much footage 😄 I’ll probably put together a proper edit with the best bits later, but here’s a little snippet in the meantime.

Still figuring this thing out, but I’m having a lot of fun with it ✨

Yo guys, this was such a fun flow progression to do on my lunch break. 😅✌🏼and a big thank you to everyone for showing me how cool flowersticks are.
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Sorry that my squeaky-ass 110 year old floors are louder than the music.

Trying to get in the habit of spinning daily. Probably record something 2 to 3 times a week.