Not sure how you do this, but your videos are amazing. Love this one as well. I'm not familiar with Suno, Kling or Minimax, but these videos are totally cool in the way that they are created. I was also wondering about the music. At first, I thought these were real songs and you just created videos to them. But the song is actually created by AI? Now, that is beyond amazing. I have seen websites, where you can upload vocals and an AI Generator can alter it to make it sound like Taylor Swift or various mainstream artists. Whatever you are doing, I am impress with your work.
Thank you very much for all of your comments. They mean a lot to me. Suno is the ai music generator I use. Not sure if you saw the description. I am a bit of a nature lover at heart, so this song expresses some of my feelings as well. That's the thing with ai music, imo. It may have been generated by a computer but if it uses inputs and lyrics from a person, and the person takes time to make it personal, it can be personal for the listener as well. I've heard of what you mentioned and some artists might even be licencing their voice to those services. I prefer to d it this way, but I can see how that could catch on. The problem is that if it does, a lot of music on music streaming could end up sounding like those artists. That seems like a problem to me. Thanks again.
And again it is a great production! As a guitarist i have an advice for improvement in the next one: the left Hand looks fine enough, but the right Hand is slightly Out of timing
Thanks very much for the comment. I'm gradually trying to work on some of the finer details. I'll keep this in mind. I'm also a guitarist, and although I haven't yet found a way to make this right, I'll continue to work on it.
@@AlGen_aw Thanks for the response, Runway seems to render everything in slow motion, its weird, Kling and Minimax seem better for most things. wish minimax did lipsync *subd man, great work
@@scottgust9709 Good to share info. Lots to know to help save credits. I like Minimax, but maybe it's my prompts, but I get more fails on Minimax than Kling. Sometimes though, Minimax comes up with astounding stuff, so I'm definitely keeping it. Thanks for the sub. Have you watched any Bob Doyle videos? Not bad.
Awesome song!! I love the nature theme both in the lyrics and video. You have some really great control over consistency with the clips. I mainly have been using Kling but having trouble with consistency now, for some reason. Are you using Text to Vid, with a face model, or Image to Vid? Again awesome work on both the song and the vid!
Thank you very much. I'm trying to concentrate more on consistency now, but you'll notice I missed a few things, especially with the tattoos. As you know, it's not easy. I've started using Krea for training, and editing. That is making a difference. I also do some editing in Midjourney when I just can't get what I want in Krea. I find it all a bit hit and miss sometimes, but that's part of the fun I suppose. I almost always use image to video now and attempt to extend clips by starting a second clip with a screenshot. That often doesn't work well because of the degradation that often happens during the clip (especially with lip-sync), but it can get close sometimes.
It’s all good! Yeah those details like the tattoos are not easy to replicate. I need to look into Krea for sure. You had mentioned that to me before and I had started looking into it and got sidetracked. For the “image” that you use to add to image-to-video in Kling, do you create that image in Krea or Midjourney first? Great tip regarding using a screen shot to continue the clip. I get it though, the resulting clip may not always come out as expected.
@@NaxSoundStudio My problem is I get a great shot in Krea using my trained model, then I generate a video that is also good, Then in Davinci Resolve, I'm colour grading it, and notice it has no tattoos at all, even though my character has tattoos. It all a process, but sometimes I get excited and don't check things properly. Krea is actually better now even. I was using it before, but mainly to enhance a screenshot in the process of extending a clip, but they added a really nice editing system which does image extensions and object removal. The object removal has really helped me. For example, my training model pictures were taken mainly from my Terror of the Unknown video, where the person was using a guitar strap. The result is that a lot of the images I generated had her with a guitar strap. Krea allowed for easy removal of the strap most of the time. Training allowed me to generate her in various other scenes, which were the images I used in Kling and Minimax most of the time. Minimax can produce some really great, unexpected results, as well as some not so good ones. For me, Midjourney is best for getting shots to establish scenes or to generate characters that you haven't used before. It can now do decent text too, which is a plus at times. I signed up with Midjourney because I wanted the editing features, but there's no doubt that it can produce some nice shots.
Very cool! I’m playing around with Krea now, trying to come up with some still shots that catch my eye. I’ve put together a model based on the still shots of my Kling model. I grabbed a few and trying some image-to-vid generations in Kling now. So far pretty happy with image gen’s from Krea. They definitely seemed a little more controlled than Kling. Ver nice that it has an editor…I’m definitely not there yet, but I’ll see if I can figure out how to use that as well. I should probably try out Midjourney as well. Thank you so much for all of the helpful info!!
Algen is one of those ladies in the zone and picture of coming correctly and that is a awesome place to be in your life of music 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰
piano fingering on the guitar strings / the rest is excellent
I absolutely love this!! And I've decided that she is my new girlfriend as well!
Thank you. I totally understand.
Not sure how you do this, but your videos are amazing. Love this one as well. I'm not familiar with Suno, Kling or Minimax, but these videos are totally cool in the way that they are created. I was also wondering about the music. At first, I thought these were real songs and you just created videos to them. But the song is actually created by AI? Now, that is beyond amazing. I have seen websites, where you can upload vocals and an AI Generator can alter it to make it sound like Taylor Swift or various mainstream artists. Whatever you are doing, I am impress with your work.
Thank you very much for all of your comments. They mean a lot to me. Suno is the ai music generator I use. Not sure if you saw the description. I am a bit of a nature lover at heart, so this song expresses some of my feelings as well. That's the thing with ai music, imo. It may have been generated by a computer but if it uses inputs and lyrics from a person, and the person takes time to make it personal, it can be personal for the listener as well. I've heard of what you mentioned and some artists might even be licencing their voice to those services. I prefer to d it this way, but I can see how that could catch on. The problem is that if it does, a lot of music on music streaming could end up sounding like those artists. That seems like a problem to me. Thanks again.
Wow. .
And again it is a great production! As a guitarist i have an advice for improvement in the next one: the left Hand looks fine enough, but the right Hand is slightly Out of timing
Thanks very much for the comment. I'm gradually trying to work on some of the finer details. I'll keep this in mind. I'm also a guitarist, and although I haven't yet found a way to make this right, I'll continue to work on it.
Nice man what are you using for Lip Sync?
Thank you. This is Kling for the lip-sync. I understand that Runway works well, but I haven't tried it.
@@AlGen_aw Thanks for the response, Runway seems to render everything in slow motion, its weird, Kling and Minimax seem better for most things. wish minimax did lipsync *subd man, great work
@@scottgust9709 Good to share info. Lots to know to help save credits. I like Minimax, but maybe it's my prompts, but I get more fails on Minimax than Kling. Sometimes though, Minimax comes up with astounding stuff, so I'm definitely keeping it. Thanks for the sub. Have you watched any Bob Doyle videos? Not bad.
@@AlGen_aw Def, no but Ill check him out thanks!
Awesome song!! I love the nature theme both in the lyrics and video. You have some really great control over consistency with the clips. I mainly have been using Kling but having trouble with consistency now, for some reason. Are you using Text to Vid, with a face model, or Image to Vid? Again awesome work on both the song and the vid!
Thank you very much. I'm trying to concentrate more on consistency now, but you'll notice I missed a few things, especially with the tattoos. As you know, it's not easy. I've started using Krea for training, and editing. That is making a difference. I also do some editing in Midjourney when I just can't get what I want in Krea. I find it all a bit hit and miss sometimes, but that's part of the fun I suppose. I almost always use image to video now and attempt to extend clips by starting a second clip with a screenshot. That often doesn't work well because of the degradation that often happens during the clip (especially with lip-sync), but it can get close sometimes.
It’s all good! Yeah those details like the tattoos are not easy to replicate. I need to look into Krea for sure. You had mentioned that to me before and I had started looking into it and got sidetracked. For the “image” that you use to add to image-to-video in Kling, do you create that image in Krea or Midjourney first? Great tip regarding using a screen shot to continue the clip. I get it though, the resulting clip may not always come out as expected.
@@NaxSoundStudio My problem is I get a great shot in Krea using my trained model, then I generate a video that is also good, Then in Davinci Resolve, I'm colour grading it, and notice it has no tattoos at all, even though my character has tattoos. It all a process, but sometimes I get excited and don't check things properly. Krea is actually better now even. I was using it before, but mainly to enhance a screenshot in the process of extending a clip, but they added a really nice editing system which does image extensions and object removal. The object removal has really helped me. For example, my training model pictures were taken mainly from my Terror of the Unknown video, where the person was using a guitar strap. The result is that a lot of the images I generated had her with a guitar strap. Krea allowed for easy removal of the strap most of the time. Training allowed me to generate her in various other scenes, which were the images I used in Kling and Minimax most of the time. Minimax can produce some really great, unexpected results, as well as some not so good ones. For me, Midjourney is best for getting shots to establish scenes or to generate characters that you haven't used before. It can now do decent text too, which is a plus at times. I signed up with Midjourney because I wanted the editing features, but there's no doubt that it can produce some nice shots.
Very cool! I’m playing around with Krea now, trying to come up with some still shots that catch my eye. I’ve put together a model based on the still shots of my Kling model. I grabbed a few and trying some image-to-vid generations in Kling now. So far pretty happy with image gen’s from Krea. They definitely seemed a little more controlled than Kling. Ver nice that it has an editor…I’m definitely not there yet, but I’ll see if I can figure out how to use that as well. I should probably try out Midjourney as well. Thank you so much for all of the helpful info!!
@@NaxSoundStudio Sounds great. Ai credits can add up so if any of this helps reduce your credits, I'm happy to help.
Wow. .