The narrator provides a tutorial on how to create a free AI talking avatar using various online tools. First, generate an image prompt on Leonardo AI to use for the avatar. Then uncrop the image using an uncrop AI tool to get the full body image. Next, go to Talking Heads website, upload the uncropped image, add custom audio, and generate the talking avatar video. Finally, use video enhancement and editing tools to improve the video quality and remove the watermark.
The narrator emphasizes this is currently free to do and the process creates a high quality, professional talking avatar. They note the availability of these free services could change at any time, so it's good to take advantage of them now. The narrator closes by encouraging viewers to subscribe for more AI video tutorials.
The narrator analyzes how YouTuber Niko Omilana is able to consistently get over 10 million views per video by beating the YouTube algorithm. Niko follows a three-step formula:
1. Hook viewers in the first 10 seconds with a "cold open" that starts with intense action to grab attention and exceed expectations set by the title and thumbnail.
2. Keep viewers watching by having "mini storylines" with exciting payoffs every few minutes to maintain engagement for the full 20+ minute videos.
3. Create clickable thumbnails by showing rather than telling the story visually, leaving viewers with unanswered questions, and keeping the image simple and focused.
By mastering these three steps - an attention-grabbing intro, constantly engaging storyline, and clickbait thumbnail - Niko is able beat the algorithm to achieve incredible viewership.
gfp gan is a free online tool that can fix faces in images using AI. It has a simple interface, but the full interface allows for more control. The results show clear improvements to faces.
The narrator highly recommends learning Adobe Photoshop to edit images, as it is the most powerful photo editing platform. However, simpler options include Luminar Neo for AI editing or Canva for basic editing.
Adobe Express' background remover is free and easy to use. The narrator also mentions online tools for resizing and converting images.
There are various online resources to find and share prompts, which is key for improving AI art. This includes the Mid Journey community feed and Twitter.
Insight Face is a Discord plugin that can swap faces in images with AI. Vectorizer AI converts images into vector graphics for clean scaling.
The best image upscaler is Topaz Gigapixel AI. This takes images to the next level over Mid Journey's built-in upscaler.
There are various marketplaces to sell AI art prints or digital files, including Wirestock, Redbubble, and Displate.
Prompt generators help create prompts by applying styles, providing ideas to experiment with.
Here is a condensed summary of the main points from the video:
No one cares about your videos - not friends, family, or the audience. People are busy with their own lives. To attract an audience, videos must provide value through entertainment, education, or inspiration.
Most beginners should take an archaeologist approach - make many videos on different topics to find what works rather than architect approach of planning in advance. Niche will emerge over time as you improve.
Supply and demand matters - crowded niches require unfair advantage to stand out. Consider niches with less competition.
Think in systems not just individual videos - create processes, leverage to scale channel.
Titles and thumbnails are critical - optimize these before creating video content itself to intrigue target audience.
Optimize first 30 seconds of video - this is seen by disproportionately more viewers than rest of video.
Gear doesn't matter at first, focus on content. Production quality has a sweet spot for each audience.
Find your unfair advantage - something very difficult for others to replicate. Lean into this.
Outsource editing ASAP to free up time for more valuable tasks.
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The narrator explains how to use AI to turn your voice or any audio input into different musical instruments. He demonstrates using a website called Musicfy that allows you to create custom AI models by uploading audio samples of an instrument. Once trained, the model can convert new audio into that instrument's sound.
To create a high-quality model, the narrator recommends using at least 4-5 minutes of dry, raw audio samples with different notes, articulations, and dynamics. After uploading, Musicfy's AI processes the samples into a usable model in around 1-2 hours.
With the AI model, you can sing, hum, or provide any audio input, and the technology will convert it. The narrator shows examples of transforming his voice into saxophone as well as flute sounds into realistic violin.
He notes the technology has creative potential but believes real instrumental playing provides an irreplaceable "soul" and emotional connection. His hope is that AI enhances human creativity rather than replacing it.