Sockless Turbo Squid's with Input Display

Описание: Double Cruise Cancel idea by Sweaters. No sock idea by SHiFT.
Both of these make an ancient strat in Turbo Squid's more lenient and hopefully rta viable.

Explanation of parts in the video:

The double Cruise Cancel is quite difficult to get used to, but gets more consistent when you develop the muscle memory. Buffer L+B during the loading screen to get a first frame cruise boost that cancels. After that you hold up-right and move towards krabs where you quickly flick your stick to the left to get the second cruise cancel.

This can end in one of 4 ways:

1. You get the Double Cruise Cancel and a good CB speed (4.95-5.05) and you're
set to get this cycle with a bit of leeway. If you get a really fast cruise cancel and a good speed (~4.9+) it's worth going for the sock like in this video:    • Turbo Squids + Sock with Input Display   (Saves 4-6) (No sock - Sock) (Assuming replacement sock is 2 seconds)
(Skipping the sock is actually worse for your cycle if you're really early on the cycle due to the
location of the tambourine. On average/worse attempts though, not getting the sock allows you to catch slightly later cycles.)

2. You get the first Cruise Cancel, but your second cb takes a long time before it cancels or doesn't cancel at all. As long as your speed is fast (5), you can still make the no sock cycle. Don't go for the sock cycle with this. (Saves 4) (Assuming replacement sock is 2 seconds)

3. You get the first Cruise Cancel, but your second cb misses or is too slow (~4.8)(depends on how fast your Cruise Cancel was). Get a new cb on krabs and go for regular cycle. (Breaks even)

4. You miss the first Cruise Cancel. Go for regular cycle on the box. (Breaks even)
Or reload and try again (Loses ~2-2.5s per reload)

The next hard part is the trumpet bounce. For this, you want to get as little downward momentum as possible when you touch it. This means that you'll want to do a non coyote jump off the platform and jump (both medium presses) as soon as you go back down.

As for where you want to hit the trumpet, you can get a bounce on the front and right of the bottom part, but you should avoid the front as the ceiling will often eat your jump. Hit it on the side like seen in the video and immediately pull back and turn towards the right so you're set up for the next few jumps. If your momentum and positioning is correct, you should bounce off the lower part of the trumpet.

In my opinion, the hardest part of the trick is now over, but keep in mind going slow on the first parts will make the next part much harder or even impossible.

The next movement isn't too hard, it just has to be fast and clean.
Now when you land on the blue note, do two quick tap jumps onto the trampoline.
Hold up-right as soon as you land on the trampoline, changing the camera like in the video.
Then you spin on the highest part of your jump, making sure to not cut towards the tambourine too much, as you will need to do a lot of turning before you actually bounce on it. Try to be to the front-right of the tambourine when you initiate your bubble slam. Make sure the slam isn't so low it instantly clips the tambourine. Immediately start holding down-left on your slam to make a tight turn.

If you are getting the sock, you'll need to be a bit more left to pick up the sock, which means it'll only work if the tambourine is also more to the left (which happens when you're earlier on the cycle)

As soon as you bounce, hold forward, space your jumps well and slam at the right time. You can't spin as you used that earlier during your jump.

If you ever find yourself being too late for the turnaround, try landing on the tambourine and doing this backup:    • Late Cycle backup  
(Still saves 1 second if you pick up the sock along the way, loses 1 second if you don't pick up the sock)