This Line Rider video syncs perfectly with a melody from The Nutcracker

If you are a lover of music whose brain functions visually, this video representation of Tchaikovsky's Plum Fairy Dance is on your street.

Created by 21-year-old Mark Robbins, known as DoodleChaos, Minnesota, the video is created with the help of Line Rider, an Internet game where a sledge rides the lines you draw.

. Coding of Mark David Lu's friend, three sledges are able to take you through this magical musical piece of the score of The Nutcracker ballet.

"I've created various forms of kinetic art since my childhood," Mark told the Press Association. "I started building Rube Goldberg machines (complex machines that perform simple tasks) and it slowly evolved from there." Since I'm comparing everything using trial and error, my videos are very time consuming. The video of My Mountain King that went viral last winter took about a month to go, and this track only used one runner. My new video uses three jumpers, so it took even longer to create.

The video takes the viewer through a series of twists, reflecting the rhythm and melody of the music to the amazing effect

"The purpose of my sync videos is to get people to feel the music," Mark says:

"When I listen to a song and have chills, I want others to have the same experience.

"I also have a lot of creativity to get out of my system.Luckily, some people find this strangely satisfying."

And while Mark admits that the long process of listening to the same song over and over again can be difficult, the end product seems worth it.

"I'm trying to do what I like to see," he said. "I've been very lucky that other people have the same taste and also like to watch my videos."

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