RaymanChrome

RaymanChrome (born June 11) is one of the first Russian logo editors to join the logo editing community. He joined the community in December 2015. He is known for creating Oops, you broke it! Effect.
He became an administrator of this wiki, after PolygonEffects retired.
== History ==
He created his first Google account sometime in November 2013, but never actually created a YouTube channel, until on his newer Google account on January 24, 2014. He created his main channel on December 6, 2014.
He discovered logo-editing while browsing FTUser's My World page (now deleted) and seeing effects videos, but wouldn't start making them until December 2015. His first publically posted logoedit was his old YTP with an unnamed demon effect, though his first created effect was Bit Warp.
The channel gained more attention as he posted rounds for the Another Klasky Csupo YTP chain and MegaFon Logo History logoedits.
He started to lose interest in logo editing around 2017.
In 2020, he announced a new channel specifically for logo editing, that being RaymanChrome Media Editing. The channel began uploading on December 28, 2020, originally intended to run on a 3 video-per-day schedule, but quickly scrapped. Some of the popular videos on there include sound effects from editors like Voicemod or generated synths from IL Vocodex.
== Effects created ==
* Bit Warp
* MiniDream
* Whatever is this on X
* Strange Blue Snow
* PJ-Major
* AJ-Major
* BJ-Major
* G-Major 452
* RaymanChrome Chorded
* Fake G-Major
* Oops, you broke it! Effect
* Mirror Invasion
* Cheerleader Major
* Masyanya Major
* Slower Voice
* Wormix2345 Major
* Move Resample Major
* Rayman Major
* Globox Major
* Rayman Major 2
* Elise and Papaille Major
* Enot Major
* Enot Major 2
* G-Augmented
* NESChorded
* THE MOST ANGRIEST X EVER MADE
* Lost Effect 5.0
* Warped Toast
== Trivia ==
* He requested CyrynixLogoEditor65 for a video about Split Pitch Shifting. This managed to create a trend in logo editing community, as a combination of Pitch Shifting and Split Effects.