lucid-sonic-dreams
Maintainer: pollinations
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Model overview
Lucid Sonic Dreams is an AI model created by Pollinations that syncs GAN-generated visuals to music. It uses the NVLabs StyleGAN2-ada model with pre-trained weights from Justin Pinkney's consolidated repository. This model is similar to other audio-reactive generation models like Lucid Sonic Dreams XL, Music Gen, Stable Diffusion Dance, and Tune-A-Video from the same creator.
Model inputs and outputs
Lucid Sonic Dreams takes in an audio file and a set of parameters to control the visual generation. The key inputs include the audio file, the style of the visuals, and various settings to control the pulse, motion, and object classification behavior of the generated imagery.
Inputs
- Audio File: The path to the audio file (.mp3, .wav) to be used for the visualization
- Style: The type of visual style to generate, such as "abstract photos"
- Frames per Minute (FPM): The number of frames to initialize per minute, controlling the rate of visual morphing
- Pulse Reaction: The strength of the visual pulse reacting to the audio
- Motion Reaction: The strength of the visual motion reacting to the audio
- Truncation: Controls the variety of visuals generated, with lower values leading to less variety
- Batch Size: The number of images to generate at once, affecting speed and memory usage
Outputs
- Video File: The final output video file synchronized to the input audio
Capabilities
Lucid Sonic Dreams is capable of generating visually striking, abstract, and psychedelic imagery that reacts in real-time to the input audio. The model can produce a wide variety of styles and visual complexity by adjusting the various parameters. The generated visuals can sync up with the pulse, rhythm, and harmonic elements of the music, creating a highly immersive and mesmerizing experience.
What can I use it for?
Lucid Sonic Dreams can be used to create unique and captivating music visualizations for live performances, music videos, or atmospheric installations. The model's ability to generate diverse, abstract imagery makes it well-suited for creative and experimental projects. Additionally, the model's use of pre-trained StyleGAN2 weights means it can be easily extended to generate visuals for other types of audio, such as podcasts or ambient soundscapes.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of Lucid Sonic Dreams is its ability to react to different elements of the audio, such as percussive or harmonic features. By adjusting the pulse_react_to and motion_react_to parameters, you can experiment with emphasizing different aspects of the music and see how the visuals respond. Additionally, the motion_randomness and truncation parameters offer ways to control the level of variation and complexity in the generated imagery.
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