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[Parsifal]

3 cores or 5 modules makes a difference of 30$. With junior alchemist it’s just 25.5$ more.
So a small custom with 5 modules would cost you round about 150 €.
And I can tell you a custom, or at least a good one, is worth every penny.

If you take Experimental Anti Recon (it’s free), you can make it even cheaper (138€).

I made a list of fitting modules, so I share them anyways. If you want you can check them out.

• Evolving Identity
• Anti Recon
• I Am
• Illusions of the mind
• Living Truth
• Pathways of Intuition
• Spiritual Abundance
• Spiritual Freedom
• Spiritual Reality Alignment
• S: 42
• S: Wonders of Life (includes Spiritual Freedom)
• The Flow
• The language of Dreams

[SoulFire]

RoS 4min
LB 4min

I realised even if I can build a 3 core custom it will not serve my purpose because I want only micro loop exposure to each core which won’t be possible with the custom because it’s likely that each core is playing one after the other throughout the 15min track so I’d have to expose myself to entire scripts if I want to receive all 3 cores.

[Parsifal]

Nope. Wrong.
Saint revealed that each sub is build in quadrants. When you’re building a custom, you’re getting the modules first. Then the first quadrands of all cores, then the second quadrants and so forth.
Iirc Saint mentioned once, that the parts could be interwoven even more tightly.

[SoulFire]

Good that sounds exactly like what I hoped for, do you remember where you saw his post about this? I never paid attention to customs so I’m curious to read more about it, any specific thread? Thanks for your help

[Parsifal]

Sadly not. It’s one of the thousand little unimportant important snippets I’ve read through the years.
Maybe I can search my bookmarks later to see if it’s there.

[Joa23]

Look at this…
About regular titles:

@SaintSovereign

The title is divided into four sections. Sometimes these sections are equal, sometimes they are not. The goal is to start slow by using microloops, then adding more exposure slowly over time.

Each “stage” of the title follows the exact same framework and outline, except the concepts go deeper and deeper. By “stage 4,” you are getting the “deepest” parts of the script.

Someone actually said the exact example I was going to use yesterday. Think of it as taking Calculus. I, for one, absolutely suck at calculus. I thought that being an abstract thinker would help me, but I bombed Calculus I so many times that the school forced me to take something called “Starter Calculus” or “Brief Calculus.”

Once I took Brief Calculus, I was able to finally pass Calculus I and when surveying Calculus II (in American Colleges, you can pay to take a class without the grade being recorded), I actually did well.

This is the same concept. We don’t call them “stages” internally, we refer to them as “quadrants.” Nothing fancy about the name, just that it’s split into 4 and we wanted to avoid confusion when we talked about it.

Quadrant I: Brief Calculus
Quadrant II: Calculus I
Quadrant III: Calculus II
Quadrant IV: Everything before it and a bit more.

So, let’s take a generic money making title as an example. Every “quadrant” has the same concepts and objectives that you see on the sales page. As you go deeper into the title, more concepts are introduced. This does not mean the later “quadrants” are inherently more powerful. There’s no need trying to jump far ahead if you haven’t explored and internalized (in your own unique way) the concepts in the earlier ones.

Hence, there’s no need to “get the whole script,” because you might not be able to even process the later parts properly. And yet, you can still see huge internal growth just from the first quadrant, because it possesses the whole.

About Customs:

@SaintSovereign

Customs are a bit different by their nature – the script is largely front-loaded, meaning you don’t get as much of a separation of “stages” as the major titles. Working your way up to 5 minutes should be acceptable to get the entire script. Starting with 60s is fine, but 30s if you have recon.

EDIT: Note, the “cores” however, are split by the mini-stages. It’s the modules that we can’t really do like that.

[SoulFire]

Thank you, I am familiar with this post, but I am still looking to find the one about what Parsifal mentioned about cores in a custom build.

@Parsifal

Then the first quadrands of all cores, then the second quadrants and so forth.
Iirc Saint mentioned once, that the parts could be interwoven even more tightly.

[Joa23]

Doesnt the 2nd quote I added answer that? Or are you looking for something else? Its not clear for me in that Parsifal quote

[Joa23]

@SaintSovereign

@Jouissance

Does this mean that with a custom, listening to 60s will give you the “4-stager experience” with the cores, but not the modules, ie we can be confident that we’d get exposure to the cores but not all the modules?

Reverse. Modules are frontloaded, you get constant exposure.

You can use advanced search, you use a key word like Frontloaded and then @ the user you want posts from.

[SoulFire]

Parsifal is saying that in a custom build, the first quadrant of each core is playing one after the other, followed by the second quadrant of each core.

So the mini stages within a core are coming together as lvl1 of all cores followed by lvl 2 of all cores, etc.

Which Saint’s quote doesn’t explicitly states

@SaintSovereign

the “cores” however, are split by the mini-stages. It’s the modules that we can’t really do like that.

[Parsifal]

@SaintSovereign

Note, the “cores” however, are split by the mini-stages

I interpret this as cores of major titles in a custom. And they are split by ministages. This wouldn’t make sense if you get one complete core of one major title, then after finishing one complete core, the next complete core and so on. Why the. say they are split if doesn’t make a difference?

We all know how strict they are with keeping they’re tech close to the chest. It’s a big business secret after all.

But I remember reading something from Saint that brought me to the conclusion that they might be even more tightly interwoven.

Let’s say you build a custom with RoD () RoS () and RoM (🧑‍🎓). Each core is divided in 4 ministages: 1,2,3,4.
Then you get a custom structure like the following:
Support Scripting, Modules, 1,1, 🧑‍🎓1, 2, 2, 🧑‍🎓2, 3, 3, 🧑‍🎓3, 4, 4, 🧑‍🎓4

But let’s just say
1 covers topics: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H
1 covers topics: C,D,G,I,J,K,L,M
🧑‍🎓1 covers topics: A,C,J,L,N,O,P

It could make sense to order them accordingly
1A ,🧑‍🎓1A, 1B, 1C, 1C, 🧑‍🎓1C, 1D, 1D, 1E, 1F, 1G, 1G, 1H, 1I, 1J, 🧑‍🎓1J, 1K, 1L, 🧑‍🎓1L, 1M, 🧑‍🎓1N, 🧑‍🎓1O, 🧑‍🎓1P

But that’s pure speculation based on my interpretation of a post I can’t find anymore.

[SoulFire]

Haha I love the emotes explanation! Yes you’re probably right in your interpretation, it would make sense to build it that way otherwise micro looping wouldn’t work at all with customs and they would have said so explicitly.

I asked Saint in the LB thread for clarification just so I can be sure without a doubt but I’m now 99% convinced I can microloop a custom and receive quadrant 1 of all cores with microloop, which Saint mentions is about 5min mark

@SaintSovereign

Working your way up to 5 minutes should be acceptable to get the entire script.

Interpreting ‘entire script’ here meaning first quadrants of all cores.

[SoulFire]

KB1 2min
LB 2min

GLM 4min

Went to bed past midnight and decided to run my loops for the day before sleep and did shorter loops so I would have the night to process and be able to test out new GLM in the morning.