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hello my friends how are you doing today
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I want to take you on a journey that is
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probably going to change your life we're
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going to have a lot of fun with comu ey
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and I'm going to show you why it is so
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capable and such an amazing tool I want
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you to imagine comfu ey as a canvas on
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which you doodle imagine yourself as a
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kid and you just draw out anything that
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is in your mind in your fantasy because
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comu ey is absolutely adaptable and open
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so in this video in this lesson we're
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going to talk about the basic
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functionality and how to understand it
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and create in an easy and fun way here
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we have a very simple workflow that is
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just creating this very nice image here
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you can see here there's different
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elements in here and we have here these
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lines that are connecting everything
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together so we're going to build that
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together but before we do that I'm going
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to show you how the interface itself
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works so let's start fresh here with
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this element you can move that around
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any way you want it on the screen here
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you have several controls in there and
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there might be something you don't have
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this is the manager and that is very
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important because here you can install
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all of the custom noes which are these
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little boxes we have just seen now this
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is very very easy to install you need to
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go to the GitHub page of the comi
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manager and then you want to scroll down
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a little bit and here you see this text
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line get clone and then the web address
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of the comi manager you want to select
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all of that and copy that then you're
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going to go into your comu ey Windows
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portable folder in there in the comu ey
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folder in there into the custom notes
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folder and when you're here you want to
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click up here in the address bar and
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type c DMD and hit enter this is going
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to open up your command window and here
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you'll simply paste what you copied
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before now that the text is in here you
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simply hit enter and wait for it to
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finish downloading should only take a
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couple of seconds after you've done that
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you can close the command window and
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you're going to click here in the comi
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windows portable folder again on run
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Nvidia Chu bat this is going to start
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comu ey for you and it's finishing the
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installation of the manager once you
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have that and you see this button here
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click on that and you will see this
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there's a lot of different buttons in
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here but they are all easy to understand
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there are three buttons that are very
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important for you one is the update all
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button and over here you might get a
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message that your comu eyes is outdated
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so you can click on that and wait for it
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to finish this will update comi and all
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of the custom nodes that you have
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installed the second one that is is very
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important for you is the install custom
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notes button here you can click on that
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and this is going to open up a list for
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you you can see on the right side when
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you already have installed noes you can
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either disable them or uninstall them
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disabling might be useful when they are
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conflicting with other custom nodes and
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of course you also have an install
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button so you can go and install it from
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here you don't even have to go to the
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GitHub page anymore now here are some of
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the note packs that I want to suggest to
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you one is called the comi impact pack
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the other one comi Inspire pack the
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efficiency notes for comi the ultimate
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SD upscale and then also the comi comy
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roll custom noes because these have some
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of the most used custom notes in them
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another thing you might want to do in
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here is to install models when you click
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on that you will have here a list of
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models now you will realize I that these
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are often not models that you are using
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for image generation itself for example
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up here this one for example is very
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good the 4X full hearty remak re the 4X
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Ultra sharp is also very good the 8X n
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mkd super scale
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150,000g also very good and you can
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actually see on the left side by the
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type what it is you see here we have
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appscale inside face face rest or we
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have checkpoints we have embeddings and
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so on don't be too much concerned about
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that right now we don't need all of that
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at this moment before we get started you
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might want to do one more thing you will
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find the file extra model paths yamama
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example now you want to delete the dot
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example part at the end so it's becoming
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a yaml file and then you can open this
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up personally I'm using for that the
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notepad++ software but you can use any
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kind of text editor if you want to now
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if you already have for example
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automatic 1111 installed what you want
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to do is to set the base path to your
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automatic 1111 and in there to the web
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UI folder and then this will
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automatically link to these other
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folders here with the same structure so
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that means it loads all of the models
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that you have from automatic 1111
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without having them as a duplicate on
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your hard drive you want to save that
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that and you can close all of that and
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then you can click in the menu here on
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refresh so it's loading all of the
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models or alternatively you can simply
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restart comi if you want to make sure
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that everything is loading correctly now
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where do we find the notes and where do
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we create that here is one advice I want
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to give you you can zoom in and out with
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your mouse wheel and when you do so you
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will realize there's a Very Thin Blue
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Line around here here now this is the
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starting area of your canvas so when you
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start to build make sure that everything
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is inside of that blue line you can go
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over the blue line but the core of your
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workflow should be inside of that blue
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rectangle here because next time you
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load your workflow it's loading that
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area of the workflow next of course we
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want to add some nodes in here the
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easiest way to do this is to double
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click on the canvas this is going to
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give you this search window here you can
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see you can scroll through all of the
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notes but even better you can type up
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here what you want to have for example K
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sampler this is for creating the images
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now we want to click on that and you can
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see this is adding the note for us so
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this is super simple and of course you
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need to know the name of the note but
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over time because you in most cases use
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the same notes you will remember the
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names over time or you can look them up
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in other workflows or ask in the Discord
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community ities for comi so in here you
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see we have some inputs here for the
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model positive prompt negative prompt
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the latent image which is the latent
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noise or anything you want to input as a
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latent image and then we have some
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settings here like the seat number you
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want to have here maybe randomizing the
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seat but you can also choose here from
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these pop- down menus for example have a
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fixed seat for every generation the same
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seat or increment or decrement increment
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means it goes up one number decrement
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means it goes down one number so you can
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see in these choices here we have
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different kind of data inputs here we
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have a pop down menu while here we have
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a number these are full numbers with no
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decimal point and down here for the CFG
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for example we do have numbers where you
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can have a decimal point in there so
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these are called floats and these are
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called integer numbers then you have a
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sampler in here you see it's a long list
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there's also a filter here where you can
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search for what you want to use and then
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below that you have a scheduler now this
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is something you don't have an automatic
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1111 and this here actually gives you
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more freedom first of all you can see
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there's more schedulers in here but then
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also you can combine them any way you
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want so for example when you go in here
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and you have for example DPM Plus+ sde
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there is no caras version because you
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select this and then separately you
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select caras in here so this gives you
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more combination more abilities for
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experimentation below that we have the D
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noise that is similar to imageo image
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rendering so basically in any step in
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comu ey you can do image to image
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because you want to be more flexible you
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have a lot more ability inside of comu
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ey now how about these connection points
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here on the left side you will always
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have the inputs on the right side you
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will always have the outputs when you
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click and drag this is turning into one
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of these noodles or cables and you can
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let go of them and this will suggest to
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you something that might be useful to
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connect you can also click here on
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search to have the search window again
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if you want to search for something else
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another functionality that you have in
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here that is often very important is
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called the reroute now this gives you
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this little element here now the
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interesting thing let's move this over
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here is I can for example let's create a
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little bit more routes here and pretend
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that these are other notes that we are
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using for other things now let's say I
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have another case sampler down here
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let's simply copy that down here and I
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want to reconnect all of these to the
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second case sampler instead of the first
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one instead of going through all of them
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I can simply go now like this and I've
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switched everything so that is very
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useful but there's also a second
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important purpose for these reroute
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notes this can give you a lot more
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clarity in your workflow so let's say
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for example the cable runs like this and
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I have a note sitting here like that so
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this is going behind the note and it
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might get very confusing of what's
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actually happening so instead you can
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use these reroute noes to have this go
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around that and by that creating more
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clarity now there's also another reason
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for using these reroute nodes and that
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is to make your workflow cleaner and
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easier to understand so for example here
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you can see we have a lot of cables that
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go all over the place this can become
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very visually cluttered so instead we
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can use this reroute nowe to put it
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simply closer to it and by that we have
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only one cable going over here while the
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others simply go to the other nodes in a
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shorter path and this makes it much
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easier to understand now let's have
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another look at our starting note here
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because there's a lot more you can do
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with that you can see here on the left
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side we only have four different inputs
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and then all of these choices but what
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if you want to have for example the seat
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being controlled from the outside an
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example for that could be that you're
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using multiple case Samplers but you
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want to use the same seat in each of
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these case Samplers so for that what you
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could do here is rightclick and then
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down here you have a selection of
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convert seed to input so all of these
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controls can be converted to input so
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when I click on that you can see that
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now the seat is gone and I have an input
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for that so I can now create a seat note
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and connect that and as I said before
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here we have now two Cas Samplers that
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are fed by the same seed so when this is
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randomized it is creating one randomized
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number that then is going out to both of
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these case ampers so both of them always
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use the same seat number and that can be
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very helpful if you no longer need that
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input you can always rightclick again
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and then set this back so down here you
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see convert seat to videt so when you
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click on that this is removing the input
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and now you have here the setting again
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inside of the case sampler there's also
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more things you can do to customize your
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note for example you can change the
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title up here here for that right click
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go to title and then in here you can add
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something now I would suggest to you to
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keep the original name and then add
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something behind that for example let's
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say anime so this is for example the
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case sampler for the anime style that we
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want to create so that you know what
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kind of node it is and also what it is
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for this is important so you have
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Clarity over what is happening why
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you're using it especially when you come
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back to your workflow days or weeks
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later later another thing you can do to
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create more visual Clarity is to change
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the color of your notes so you right
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click again you can see here we have
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color and with that for example I can
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change this to green and you could for
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example switch all of your K Samplers
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over to Green so when you look at your
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workflow you know exactly where all of
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the K sampler nodes are another thing
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you can do to stay better organized is
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to create groups of noes for that you
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want to rightclick on the canvas and
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then select add group this will give you
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a colored box I often put this above my
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notes and then you can drag this out
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over all of the notes if you want you
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can make it a little bit shorter and
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then move the notes inside now this
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gives you an area that now combines all
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of them together so you can move them
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around together you can also bypass all
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of them together so you can right click
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here and then select bypass group notes
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everything is going to turn Violet this
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means means it's bypass it's not being
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used at the moment and you can undo that
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by again right clicking and then select
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set group notes to always like this now
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here's a fair warning this is a sticky
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area so that means if you move this area
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over any other note even if you only
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touch it a little bit it will become
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part of the note so you have to be a
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little bit careful where you're putting
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your groups and if something sticks to
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it you can simply move it out of the way
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and then it's outside of the group again
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also for any individual note you can
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also bypass them you do that by right
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clicking on the individual note and then
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select bypass and if you want to
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reactivate them again right click on the
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note and in this case also select bypass
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and this will activate them again this
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also works for notes inside of groups so
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you can turn off individual notes inside
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of a group thanks for watching and check
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out my next lesson oh you're still here
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so uh This is the End screen there's
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other stuff you can watch like this or
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that really cool and yeah I hope I see
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you soon uh leave a like if you haven't
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yet and well um yeah
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