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idk if this question is allowed feel free to take it down but does anyone know what sample is used in the song “my emo princess” by tr1st4n (a scenecore artist)? specifically the instrumentals used. they sound so familiar to me i felt like i’ve heard them before somewhere but idk where they come from any help would be appreciated here’s the song link: https://on.soundcloud.com/MYmYGGP7npAMvJsh6

NOTE: I drafted this before reddit slashed its allowable post size and decided it was unpublishable at that point. A friend strongly recommended I post whatever reddit will allow and if people wanted to see more, I could post more of it. So here's the first segment of it.
Therapeutic memory reconsolidation has a dark side. It's not something typically discussed outside of the coffee rooms of the lab-rat and clinical-practices sets, where the tedium of the current work occasionally gives rise to darkly humorous dystopian speculations.
This dark side is not simply the stuff of mad-science speculation and dark fantasy. In fact, its existence predates even the discovery of the MR process itself. And it has already resulted in mild-to-catastrophic negative consequences for hundreds of thousands of people. (Depending on your perspective, it's conceivable that the current victim count could be in the tens or even hundreds of millions ... we're notorious for undercounting casualties of previously-unrecognized catastrophes. Fair disclosure: I'm one of those casualties.) It's an aspect of MR that I believe is worth knowing about for anyone seeking to exploit MR in therapy either as a practitioner or as a client.
For almost as long as the transformation (i.e. MR) phenomenon has been recognized, there have been tales of sordid applications of this effect. Religious sects, particularly the charismatic ones, have been exploiting the MR phenomenon for thousands of years, typically labeling it as either divine healing or proof of faith. Not that the results aren't beneficial for the individual. In most cases they are. But reconsolidation is only a part of the whole process of restoring health to old psychic wounds. The inducement of therapeutic MR in an individual not ready for the experience can be among the most brutal tortures imaginable, but most of the harm that comes from misapplication of the MR phenomenon can be traced to opportunistic exploitation of the setup for, and aftermath of, the transformational experience, and it's my belief that most of this harm is done by individuals and/or groups with little or no sense of the risks involved in
Keith Raniere's NXIVM organization is probably the most widely-known example of a cult founded largely on a MR-consistent methodology bent to less-than-humane ends. It made national news for years in Canada based on allegations of financial wrongdoing and sexual scandals, its leader was indicted in the US in 2018 and was sentenced to 120 years, and in 2020, not one but *two* major exposé miniseries/docuseries aired on streaming services.
"The Vow" (Mark Vicente's story)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Vow_(TV_series))
Vicente's series orients around his involvement in the growth and promotion of NXIVM, and isn't afraid to get into the weeds around how Raniere strategized and developed the organization's techniques and tactics.
"Seduced: Inside the NXIVM Cult" (India Oxenberg's story)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seduced:_Inside_the_NXIVM_Cult
This series centers more around IO's personal journey with the cult, and the people who were caught up in its darkest aspects.
"The Vow", first to be released, was not a fun watch for me. Thirty years prior to this, I had been ensnared by another cult, closely affiliated with the Unity Church of Today in Warren, MI at that time. Both of these cults exploited phenomena surrounding therapeutic memory consolidation as their primary lures years before we even knew that MR had a scientific footing.
The two organizations had shockingly similar modi operandi. So similar, in fact, that I still suspect that NXIVM's founder might have gotten much of his basic training from CoT's Pavillon resort in Quebec, whose month-long "therapeutic retreat" programs were a clever and completely unabashed cult indoctrination program. Ok ... well ... nearly completely unabashed ... during the month that I attended, we were only told that we were being groomed for the cult on the third-to-last day, by which time they surely knew who was ripe for the picking and who wouldn't be swayed, and were pretty confident of no open objection to such an announcement.
I want to make clear that this is not a word of exaggeration. The head of the "clinic" literally told us that if it felt to any of us like we were being recruited for a cult, he assured us that yes, we were. Nobody gasped, nobody even giggled. And as if to prove that this wasn't just dark humor, the director assured us that it was all fair play on their part since his was "the only cult that matters". That is exactly how confident Pavillon were of their methods. (Or at least they were in mid-1989 ... Pavillon appears to have vanished in the mists of history. Not every great cult idea grows up to make it to the big leagues.)
Neither "Seduced" or "The Vow" actually get under the hood and explain the psychology underlying the cult's success, let alone in context of therapeutic memory reconsolidation. In fact, I'm pretty sure that MR was never mentioned in either series. But right from the introductory/demo sessions presented in the first episode of "The Vow", most readers of this sub will instantly recognize that NXIVM leveraged the benefits and relative simplicity of MR-consistent transformational therapies to capture the attention, loyalty, and ultimately the wealth of prospective cult members.
But that's not nearly enough to lead us to a real understanding of how this happens. If either of these series' had been able to achieve that, this post could effctively end here. It's my belief that those of us who are consumers of MR-consistent services, or who work with consumers, do need this understanding. When the mechanics of the seduction are understood, it doesn't just help us to identify how malignant influences were brought to bear on potential victims, or provide us with a degree of immunity from those influences. It can also help us to better identify and relate to individuals who may be particularly vulnerable to these influences, and not just in therapy cults, but in all cult-like cultural groups, and get a better sense of how we can best communicate with people living under less-than-virtuous influence.
Fortunately, it doesn't appear to be all that difficult to acquire this understanding. Simply knowing basic MR theory and therapeutic application takes you halfway to mastery in a world still largely ignorant of how transformative change works. And the successes of Pavillon and NXIVM, coming as they did well before the general public even knew that MR was a "thing", pretty much proves it. But solving the remainder of the problem appears to involve first understanding how the application of MR-consistent methods could lead to cult exploitation in the first place.
MR-consistent transformational phenomena were relatively common knowledge back as far as the early 1980s in new-age/psychotherapy circles, and were even well-understood by certain inner-circle dwellers. And it was clear at least a decade earlier that certain disciplines practiced in a certain way were capable of producing remarkable therapeutic effects, even if no one could quite explain how or why. All Raniere and Pavillon needed to do was to refine techniques already known to be highly effective and they could reproduce those results. Which is exactly what happened, and this gave these two groups a powerful enticement, or a free sample product if you prefer, for people interested in living better, happier lives. Whatever else they did that we would likely view as objectionable or even evil, they both figured out how to get people to transformational moments in ways which were a lot easier than Erhard Seminars Training (EST), more efficient than religious or mystical practices (Transcendental Meditation, kundalini yoga, visionquesting, etc.), and less exclusive/expensive than a stay at Esalen or a year or two of the "talking cure".
So whatever we may think/feel about their methods, credit where due: they knew a good thing when they saw it and they got the transformational part right. So how did techniques which we rely upon to free us from exploitation by our own nervous systems become tools for THEIR exploitation? On the surface it seems like using MR to coerce and enslave people makes about as silly as trying to poison someone with multivitamins. But there's a clever logic to it, and to understand this we need to look beyond the bounds of MR and the transformational phenomenon, and at how the entire transformation process is managed. (And there's the operative word: managed, not facilitated.
We know MR as the process that underlies transformation. But transformation isn't healing, but only a subprocess within a greater restoration process. Healing doesn't usually even end the process, either. Following transformation, stress must be managed until the subject's next full sleep cycle or treatment efficacy is substantially impaired. Even beyond that, the structure of post-traumatic adaptation leaves the individual vulnerable to retraumatization in the wake of treatment, meaning that in perhaps a majority of cases, the triggers which activate PTS symptoms need to be kept to a

good morning/evening
i (20) want to start my studies again.i don't have any qualifications. i tried going through old grade books but I am having trouble with them..most of the words don't make sense and the questions in chapter are different from the one in past paper(when i study from grade, before moving to another i try solving some questions from past papesample papers)
i don't have enough to pay for school again. i am trying to look for some free online source but there are way many and i don't know which one should I chose. even I don't know how what my current level is. i just know some bits of topics here and there.
because of some mental health issue i took a long break(the last time I "studied" was 6 years ago). and I'm trying to get myself together.
edit - my main focus is maths. apart from maths, it's science (biology and chemistry to be specific), english grammar,polity and economics

So, I was curious to see how pit rewards scale in terms of levels so I decided to testrun Pits from level 1 to 81 and write down the reward structure.
Here we go:

Pit level	#Materials	lvl - materal ratio	Material type
1	10	+9	Obducite
5	14	+9	Obducite
10	19	+9	Obducite
15	24	+9	Obducite
20	29	+9	Obducite
25	34	+9	Obducite
30	39	+9	Obducite
31	20	-11	Ingolith
35	24	-11	Ingolith
40	29	-11	Ingolith
45	34	-11	Ingolith
50	39	-11	Ingolith
55	44	-11	Ingolith
60	49	-11	Ingolith
61	20	-41	Neathiron
65	24	-41	Neathiron
70	29	-41	Neathiron
75	34	-41	Neathiron
80	39	-41	Neathiron
81	40	-41	Neathiron

Conclusion:

• Pits scale completely linear in terms of rewards. If level 10 gives you 19 mats, then lvl 20 will give you 29 and so on. This doesnt seem to change at any point.
  
• Killtime and/or deaths have no effect on the rewards. Whether u die 3 times and kill it 1s before the timer is over or blast through it in 2 mins doesn't make a difference.
  
• Speed is key. If you need 3 mins to clear a pit 65 but 10 minutes to clear pit 89, you're way better off sticking to 65. Just to put this into perspective: If you clear pit 65 in 3 minutes, you'd have to clear pit 89 in less than 6 minutes for it to be more efficient. And the difference in monster HP gets crazy as I'm sure people have noticed by now when they start reaching their current cap.
  
• Pit level doesn't seem to have a noticable difference in terms of item drops (and stygian stones, but more to that later). I didn't notice an increase in greater affix items or whatnot, but I didn't write it down and also my sample size is too small so this is more of a guess than anything.
  
• Stygian stones (the materials that let you access tormented bosses) are way too rare. I have seen exactly 1 Stygian Stone from Pits so far, including this test, and I've done a decent amount of Pit lvl 61s+. Currently people aren't really bothered by it yet because the season journey + wolve storyline gives you a very chunky upfront boost of those, but once they burned through them I'm sure we'll see plenty of reddit posts about this, and rightfully so imho.
  

Uber bosses are super fun and appropriately strong. I don't want to have to grind 40, or whatever the actual number is, Pits to get access to 1 uber fight in my opinion. As it currently stands im, once again, stuck doing the normal version of those bosses but not because I can't handle the uber version, but because i simply have 20x the bossmats compared to Stygian Stones. This is a needless bottleneck and should be addressed because it defeats the whole purpose of those changes (which is: let people, if they are strong enough, churn through their farmed bossmats faster in a more fun way).
I'm not saying that the tormented bosses should be free, I'm simply saying that the balance is off atm in terms of pit grinding vs uber boss access, which can, and hopefully will, easily be adjusted.
Sorry for the rant at the end, I just want my shaco & starless skies so I feel very strongly about this :(

I'm looking for a VST sampler that I can use in Reaper on Windows (extra points if it runs on both Windows and Mac) for pitch shifting my samples via the midi pianoroll interface, but which doesn't achieve that pitch shift by changing the playback speed of the sample. I would strongly prefer if it was free, or at least under 40 dollars for a license.
The samples I want to use have a rhythmic element I don't want to ignore and changing their playback speed desyncs that rhythm from the track's rhythm. I've been using ReaSamplomatic 5000 but it doesn't seem to have any option for this or any kind of corrective timestretching. Maybe I'm missing it, and if someone knows better I'd love to hear how I could levy ReaSamplomatic 5000 to these ends, as it is my stock plugin.
Or perhaps there's a way I could use Serum to achieve this? I've only used Serum as a synthesizer but if anyone has any knowledge about using it as a sampler with these desired features I'd be interested in learning how.
I've been digging through a couple forums across the web looking for something like this but haven't found any particularly relevant replies, and the moderators over at musicproduction are dragging their feet on approving this post.