Default Configurations
- Default configurations are set for text, audio, and image.
- Click on the pencil icon in the upper right hand corner of each default configuration to open the dialog box and create your own default.
How to Configure Your Text Settings in the "Text Configurations" Dialog Box
Selecting an AI System
Choose which AI system you want to use:
- Find the dropdown menu labeled "AI System."
- Click on it to reveal a list of available AI systems.
- Scroll through the options and select the one most suited to your needs.
Choosing a Model
After selecting an AI system, you must choose a specific model within that system:
- Look for another dropdown menu labeled "Model."
- Click on this menu to display a list of models associated with the previously selected AI system.
- From the list, select the model that best matches your project's requirements.
Specifying Max Tokens
The "Max Tokens" setting allows you to limit how much text (in tokens) can be processed:
- Identify the "Max Tokens" label followed by its respective text box.
- Click inside this box where you can input a numerical value.
- Enter the maximum number of tokens allowed for your configuration. This could be any number depending on how extensive you want your text output to be; for example, entering "4000" would set this as your limit.
Revert Default Settings(if needed):
If at any point wish revert all settings back default values click “Revert Default.”
Finalizing Your Configuration
With all settings adjusted according to your preferences:
- Locate and click on the blue "Continue" button at the bottom right of the dialog box.
- This action will save your configurations and apply them moving forward.
Audio Generation Configuration:
Selecting an AI System
The AI system you choose will significantly influence how your final audio sounds.
- Click on the dropdown menu labeled "AI System."
- A list of available AI systems will appear; select one that suits your project needs.
Different AI systems may offer unique features or specialize in certain types of voice modulation, so take some time to explore what each system offers.
Choosing a Voice
The voice option allows you to pick a specific tone and accent for your audio output.
- Access this setting by clicking on the "Voice" dropdown menu.
- Browse through the available voices and select one.
Consider the context of your project when selecting a voice to ensure it aligns with your content's tone and audience expectations.
Setting Audio Quality
Audio quality can impact file size and clarity of your output.
- Find and click on the "Quality" dropdown menu.
- Choose from options like Low, Medium, High, etc.
Higher quality settings are recommended for professional outputs but will result in larger file sizes.
Choosing an Output Format
Your output format should match where or how you plan to use the audio file.
- Click on the dropdown under "Output Format."
- Select from formats such as MP3, WAV, etc., based on compatibility with playback devices or platforms.
MP3 is widely used due to its balance between quality and file size but consider WAV or other formats for lossless audio.
Adjusting Playback Speed
Playback speed can affect how listeners perceive your content.
- To adjust speed, locate the slider next to "Speed."
- You can either enter the speed manually or use the arrows to the right to adjust.
This feature is useful for creating dynamic pacing in narrations or podcasts.
Setting Sample Rate
Sample rate influences both quality and size of the audio file.
- Click into the text field next to "Sample Rate."
- Enter a value in hertz (Hz). For general purposes, 24000 Hz is a good starting point.
A higher sample rate results in better sound fidelity but also larger files; choose based on your project's requirements.
Revert Default Settings(if needed):
If at any point wish revert all settings back default values click “Revert Default.”
Finalizing Your Configuration
Once all settings are adjusted according to preference:
- Click on the blue “Continue” button at the bottom of the interface.
This action saves your configurations and proceeds with processing based on these specifications.
Image Generation Configuration:
AI System Selection
To begin, you need to select the appropriate AI system for your image generation.
Engine Selection
Next, you'll need to specify which engine will be used for generating your images.
Clip Guidance Present
This setting allows you to determine if clip guidance should be present in your image generation process.
Sampler Selection
The sampler setting lets you choose how samples are taken during image generation.
Width Adjustment
Adjusting the width of your image is crucial for fitting specific dimensions or aesthetic preferences.
Height Adjustment
Similarly, adjusting height ensures that your image meets required specifications or visual appeal.
Cfg Scale Adjustment
The configuration scale affects various parameters in generating an image, allowing fine-tuning of output quality and style.
Steps Configuration
Setting steps determines how many iterations are used in creating your final image, impacting detail and refinement levels.
Image Strength Setting
This setting controls how strongly certain features appear in your generated image, offering more control over final output characteristics.
Prompt Weight Adjustment:
This setting allows you to determine how much influence you want given prompt has over generated images.
Revert Default Settings(if needed):
If at any point wish revert all settings back default values click “Revert Default.”
Continue with Configurations:
Once all settings configured desired click “Continue” bottom-right corner to save them as your defaults.
