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ComfyUI: Lip-syncing with custom audio

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Demo summary

The creator demonstrates importing an audio file into the timeline and using a specific prompt structure to synchronize the character's mouth movements with the audio track.

Step-by-step

  1. Load an image into the timeline
  2. Import an audio clip
  3. Trim the audio clip as needed
  4. Enter a descriptive prompt for the character
  5. Toggle custom audio on
  6. Hit run

Options

  • Type the specific words being said in the audio into the prompt to guarantee sync

Watch out for

  • Lip sync may fail if the audio is not fully audible

Tips

  • Avoid using generic prompts like 'the person speaks' as it often fails to sync
  • Use a specific prompt structure found online for better reliability

Highlights

it works almost all the time

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  10. 8:381:53Multi-character lip-sync workflow in InfiniteTalkThe tutorial demonstrates the multi-audio workflow, showing how to assign different audio files to specific characters (parallel vs. add types) for a multi-person scene.Atelier Darren
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