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Two-person image to video conversation in ComfyUI

Demo summary

The creator demonstrates how to use the 'add' setting in the ComfyUI node widget to load separate audio files for a back-and-forth conversation between two characters.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the two-person image to video workflow
  2. Locate the node widget
  3. Select the 'add' setting from the available options
  4. Load two separate audio files into the workflow

Options

  • Use the 'par' setting instead of 'add' for different audio behavior

Tips

  • Use the 'add' setting for basic back-and-forth conversations like a question and answer format

Highlights

This works great for a basic back and forth conversation

All demos from “WAN 3-in-1 Infinite Talk Workflow | Endless Lip-Sync & Talking Animations

  1. 3:270:37Two-person image to video conversation in ComfyUICurrentThe creator demonstrates how to use the 'add' setting in the ComfyUI node widget to load separate audio files for a back-and-forth conversation between two characters.ComfyUIAI Lip Sync Generator
  2. 4:041:22Parallel audio lip-sync for two charactersThe video shows how to use the 'PAR' setting in the WAN workflow to merge audio tracks for simultaneous or perfectly timed character interactions, including masking two faces in the node.ComfyUIAI Lip Sync Generator
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  9. 8:411:11Create a multi-person talking video in ComfyUIThe creator demonstrates the multi-talk version of the workflow, showing how to assign separate audio files to two different characters in a single image using the multimodel setting.pixaroma
  10. 3:270:37Two-person image to video conversation in ComfyUICurrentThe creator demonstrates how to use the 'add' setting in the ComfyUI node widget to load separate audio files for a back-and-forth conversation between two characters.ComfyUI Studio
  11. 4:041:22Parallel audio lip-sync for two charactersThe video shows how to use the 'PAR' setting in the WAN workflow to merge audio tracks for simultaneous or perfectly timed character interactions, including masking two faces in the node.ComfyUI Studio
  12. 4:341:29Video-to-video lip sync with Infinite TalkThe creator shows how to use a vid-to-vid workflow to analyze an audio file and automatically synchronize a character's mouth and expressions in an existing video clip.Yaroflasher