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#realmeP1SeriesLaunchOn15th is set to revolutionize the smartphone game with its launch on April 15th With cutting-edge features, stunning design, and lightning-fast performance, get ready to upgrade your mobile experience.๐ฅ Stay tuned for more updates...๐ฑ
Introducing Udio, an app for music creation and sharing that allows you to generate amazing music in your favorite styles with intuitive and powerful text-prompting.
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Thanks for the tutorial!
Tbh, it's been a while since Lora and all the AI image stuff came out. The same-style consistency problem has not yet been fully resolved ???
I built a very simple demo for an alien creature merging/breeding game with infinitely varied and never-ending content using Scenario and a strongly typed LLM function framework that weโre tinkering with at Banana.
Key steps in thread below, as well as the link to try it.
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@Kenyon_Brown Interested but also a bit confused......
๐ฆ What problems are you solving?
๐ง How do CreatorCommerce solve the problem?
๐งฑ Who are your customers?
@levelsio Can't agree with 100%
Brand matters a lot even in B2B Saas.
We adopt a new software, thus a new way of work because we believe in its design taste, philosophy and vision.
๐ฅMaking a Storytelling and Cinematic Stack, Part 2, Style exploration
Last week I talked about creating a storyboard by sorting the images. You can easily do that by importing your Midjourney images into @FabrieDesign and the images will line up beautifully on its whiteboard.
๐ฅMaking a Storytelling and Cinematic Stack๐ฌ
I was asked to share my workflow for creating a storytelling and cinematic stack of images.
The workflow is very simple:-
1. Generate the images. Use the style tuner and apply the style code to make the style and tones of the images consistent;
2. Create a storyboard - this is the most important part and I use a very handy app @FabrieDesign to help me. Fabrie is a powerful tool but the most relevant feature to my workflow is their whiteboard workspace where I can import all Midjourney images and prompts with 1 click. I can arrange and move the images on the whiteboard as I like;
3. Stack the chosen images and tell your story through the title and text
You can see from my storyboard at Fabrie that I sort my images into different categories and from that I can easily choose which images fit the story in my head. See a short video in the reply for a simple tutorial of Fabrie and my referral link.
I would be interested in hearing your workflow. Please share and learn together!
Do all these in an AI whiteboard made for storyboard
๐ Ask ChatGPT to write prompts
๐ Use Stable Diffusion to generate images
๐ Import from Midjourney
With AI, rendering becomes a creative process. Our experience from the past during the ideation stage may no longer apply.
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(no credit card, unlimited AI credits)
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See it in action
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