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Audioreactive Dancers Evolved Workflow on RunComfy
Create stunning video animations by transforming your subject (dancer) and give them a dynamic audioreactive background made up of various intricate geometries and psychedelic patterns. You can use this workflow with single or multiple subjects.
You will need to install my AKatz Custom Nodes pack using ComfyUI Manager for this workflow to work. (You should be able to install via 'Install Missing Custom Nodes' menu after loading the wf).
I posted a video walkthrough of the workflow here.
And here is a written guide describing the different parts of the workflow and how to use it.
Let me know if you have any questions in the comments!
Enjoy! 💜
Description
Uploaded version 1.6, which removes Audio-Separator nodes and replaces them with RyanOnTheInside's version to hopefully fix audio node issues.
Uploaded version 1.4, removing Salt audioviz nodes and adding audio processing for Other and Vocal stems.
FAQ
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What graphics card do you have? How many seconds can you run at 30 frames at a time? It seems that the Audioreactive effect varies greatly with different frame rates. Is there a good way to run a very long video? Thank you for your workflow and look forward to your reply.
Hi, I have a 4090. For this workflow I recommend having at least 16GB of VRAM. If you run into memory issues try reducing the number of active IP Adapters and controlnets to save some VRAM. If you need to run longer videos I would suggest rendering multiple sections of the video by specifying a different starting index in the "skip frames" input node, and then compiling the resulting videos together in editing software. Maybe not ideal, but the other option is to rent a machine with high VRAM and RAM and render longer videos. Hope this helps!
@akatz I see, thank you very much for your reply