I’m using ChatGPT to generate images of my character, and overall I really like the results—but I’m having a heck of a time with character consistency. I also sometimes get weird swirly skin textures and hatch marks in his beard. He needs to look like a real person. What have you found works best (preferably GREAT 😛) for character consistency? Is there an AI image program you’re using that consistently keeps your character looking like the same person and that you’re really happy with? I tried training a LoRA, but after spending about 12 hours with it, still getting pretty lousy results. I’d really like to keep the process as simple as possible. What’s actually working for you guys?

Hi everyone, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself to the community and share the deeper purpose behind my work. I am the independent creator behind five AI music projects: Walkingcrow One, Kintsugi Lungs, Dark Ambient Yuna, Komorebi Nomad, and Urushi Breath. Over the past few months, I have poured everything I have into this craft, releasing 2–3 albums a week and localizing every single release into English, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. To give you some context on why this journey means so much to me: I am autistic. I currently live in Germany on a small disability pension, and navigating life here has been a profound struggle. It often feels as though society holds very little space for those who perceive the world differently—those who simply wish to exist in quiet peace but instead find themselves misunderstood and targeted. Because of this isolation, my music has become my sanctuary and my truest voice. Every album is a deeply personal endeavor, a way to process the heavy weight of my reality and transform my inner struggles into something resonant. AI music has become more than just a creative outlet; it is a lifeline. It has given me a tremendous sense of hope that I might finally build a tangible path out of Germany and find an environment where my mind can truly breathe. I have been absorbing Jesse’s YouTube videos for seven months now, and his guidance is the exact reason I found the courage to embark on this path. I know that true growth requires immense patience, but for the first time in my life, I believe with absolute certainty that I am moving in the right direction. A heartfelt thank you to Jesse—if this craft eventually grants me the freedom to leave my current circumstances and discover lasting peace, my gratitude to you will be eternal. I am deeply excited to be part of this community, to keep putting in the reps, and to move forward alongside all of you! Check out my main project (Walkingcrow One) here: - YouTube: Walkingcrow One / Kintsugi Lungs / Dark Ambient Yuna / Komorebi Nomad / Urushi Breath - Spotify: Walkingcrow One / Kintsugi Lungs / Dark Ambient Yuna / Komorebi Nomad / Urushi Breath

I decided to be a part of Bitchute on top of Rumble and Bilibili. And for some reason, although Rumble is 10 times easier to upload videos than YouTube, Bitchute is easier than Rumble. Managed to upload 64 videos so far in an hour and a half. This is gonna get interesting... https://www.bitchute.com/channel/4sM5ZZnhDnT4 https://rumble.com/user/angelietdiaboli https://space.bilibili.com/3745009507503274?spm_id_from=333.1007.0.0

https://vizzy.io/ is actually pretty good for making long music visualizer videos for free. Worth checking out if you want visuals to go with your tracks or full albums without paying for another subscription! Anyone else here using it? 👀

For Premier users, here’s a workaround that currently lets you download your songs without using up the normal download limit. 1. Click the three dots on the song. 2. Click Edit. 3. Select Open in Studio. 4. Once you’re in Studio, click Export in the top-right corner. 5. Choose Multi Track. 6. Suno will download a ZIP file that includes the WAV version of your song From what I can see, doing it this way doesn’t use any of your regular download credits. I’ve added screenshots so you can follow the steps easily. This is fine if you only want to download a few singles, but it’s definitely not a sustainable workflow if you’re trying to download full albums or a lot of tracks at once. Still, at least this way you’re not burning through your download limit. Hope this helps! 🙌