ComfyUI: Advanced understanding Part 2

[@edits_for_fun]

Everyone say do this, do that. But you go in detail and say why you need to do something. After learning about conditioning in part-1 I started using them more. Now it's area composition and outpaintings. Thankyou very much for the video 😊

[@velvetjones8634]

These videos maintain the spirit of Comfy.

[@ericren5390]

Yes, really great stuff that lets us understand the inner core of comfy. This is definitely the most useful Comfy channel I've found.

[@igormukomela7896]

It’s very cool that you are not in a hurry to move on to more complex things, the power of ComfyUI lies in a very deep understanding of the basic staff. On automatic 1111 you are limited by the UI. In the ComfyUI, thanks to understanding the basics, you can solve much more complex tasks. That’s why the most useful series of your videos is about the base staff

[@ultimategolfarchives4746]

So true 👍

[@Tertion]

I just think that everything is better with nodes.... texturing, rigging, AI...

[@dimitrimitropoulos]

I've waited my whole life for this video, haha. Absolutely incredible stuff!

[@latentvision]

hope you are not too old :)

[@wildinsights5033]

Damn, hi dimitry cant believe I found u here, was following michigan ladt year, now time for some ai stuff

[@dimitrimitropoulos]

@@wildinsights5033 :) yeah we have been using stable diffusion for Michigan TypeScript for a long time now. we're very focused on SquiggleConf right now but as soon as it's over this week we'll be back to making more videos.

[@TheFutureThinker]

Matteo , you are always the OG to me. A lots of value from your video, real talk in AI technical way. Rather than someone click a button and mention how beautiful the image is , how detail the background is, etc.

[@831digital]

By far the best tutorials on KZbin. The Gold Standard. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

[@Firespark81]

Please for the love of all that is good in the world keep making these! Holy crap I learn so much from these guides. Absolutely fantastic work! Thank you!

[@olegpars]

So true! @latentvision please continue this series if you have time )

[@hughdidit]

Hear Hear!

[@marccorzo9791]

Thank you so much for this, everyone is saying "use this node, and this other node", but no one is explaining comprehensively WHY. These tutorials are gold, keep them coming :D

[@charliesteer]

These videos are fantastic. I very much appreciate you sharing the more in-depth knowledge you have. If you think about more areas to touch upon in this series, I would love to see more and I would be very grateful for it. Great job!

[@latentvision]

I'm preparing the third episode :)

[@tzgaming207]

Most other SD tutorial videos I've watched just go "do this, do that, _et voila!_ " but don't always explain much about why they chose the particular way they did, & don't demonstrate contrasting approaches & show the pros & cons. Others also only seem to cover the basics of the basics, but frequently leave me feeling like I'm missing something. Your videos have been filling in some integral gaps for me. Thank you!

[@Utoko]

The Information in your videos is amazing. Always learning so much. Thanks for sharing

[@m1ndcoreX]

Dude, you are awesome. Thanks for your great videos, I'll always get inspired after watching them. What i like the most is that you are going really deep into these topics while skipping all unnecessary youtube bloat. Thank you very much for your work!

[@groucho828]

Excellent tutorial, thank you! Yours are always so insightful not only demonstrating new techniques but alternate options to improve basic workflows, it always creates an "aha!" moment for me. Much appreciated!

[@neumann659]

This man knows how to make great and informative tutorials! Thanks for that

[@DarylHorton]

IMO, you make the best tutorials on ComfyUI. I check back weekly, if not daily, to see if you've produced a new one. I can understand how these can eat up a large amount of your time. You need an apprentice.

[@thuthao9402]

Your tutorial is really worth every second of watching! It encompasses many areas, and to digest this 25-minute tutorial, I think I'll need to practice for over 2-3 hours, but it's really worth watch your tutorial over and over again because it's very orientated and thoughtful, one of the best tutorials on KZbin! Thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰

[@anthanh1921]

Please keep making these vids!!! I have a completely new viewpoint on comfy after your detail explanations. Finally I could escape the "flow copycat" way of working. The amount of usefulness is unmatched. Thanks a lot Matteo!

[@fabioinspires]

Part 2 is here, yes yes yes. I have never been this excited for part 2 video. Thank you so much.

[@marlus]

This trilogy is the best Comfy UI / Stable Diffusion tutorial I've seen so far! Thank you so much!!! Please, continue!

[@potusuk]

I know this is fast for many (definitely me included) but Matteo has thoughtfully timecoded this with the relevant chapters, pause & replay will win the day, don't forget you can also change playback speed. Thank you Matteo

[@jok3rme479]

This playlist is an absolute treasure trove of information! The depth and clarity of your explanations are truly mind-blowing. It's amazing how someone can not only possess such a wealth of knowledge but also share it so generously and sincerely. Watching this, I’m convinced that as long as brilliant and passionate educators like you exist, no AI model could ever surpass the power of the human mind. Your insights, especially on workflows and their practical applications (scaling, in/out painting, masking, conditioning, etc.), are invaluable. To anyone reading this: if you want to learn CompyUI basics or elevate your understanding of workflows in creative processes, do yourself a favor and dive into this playlist. The quality of content here speaks volumes, and it deserves all the likes, shares, and subscriptions in the world. Thank you for creating and sharing such phenomenal content!

[@latentvision]

hey wow, man. thanks. I just share what I know without making too much of a fuss

[@tuanchau3839]

normally i fall asleep watching tutorials, but not this time, thank you for being generous and sharing knowledge in an understandable way!

[@joeyc666]

To anyone finding it had to keep up, there's no shame in putting it on 0.5x speed and rewinding like 15 times until it's clear. Certainly works for me :)

[@div8124]

Exactly, as I sometimes consider myself a fast learner, but this video still took me 4 hours, with times of rewind

[@AriasThirdOfHisName]

You come in for a finger and he GIVES you the entire hand.

[@joeyc666]

@@AriasThirdOfHisName interesting choice of words 😂

[@rocren6246]

15x? I'd say 150x since I'm all new to this stuff. It's a painful journey.

[@rocren6246]

And the problem is, despite replaying each section 150x or more, you'd still need to spend hours of search for explanations of each node, otherwise it's not going to help.

[@davelawri3]

I really appreciate your comfyui tutorials. After struggling with so many 'copy-and-pray' videos, yours are a breath of fresh air. You explain the reasoning, I feel confident playing around and making things my own. You've really helped me level up my skills

[@carstenli]

These tutorials are pure gold and will be extremely helpful for beginners as well as advanced users🥇 - The outtakes are a nice touch.

[@jemo]

Wisdom on rapid fire. My brain is red hot from so many neurons hit with your knowledge. Keep it coming.

[@crow-mag4827]

These videos are the best! They make me feel stupid, and that makes me want to learn and become as proficient as you are. I will probably have to watch this 50x to fully grasp all the info in it. Thx for all you do!

[@JuliusZlioba]

it's so much new information i haven't knew before. Simply outstanding knowledge!

[@random_sd_guy]

Thank you very much for this extensive tutorial. I usually do not comment on videos, but in this case I must express how amazing your content is. I really hope, you will continue this series as it is extremely valuable to everyone who likes to learn about SD. Thanks! 🙏

[@davidb8057]

Every new video from you is a treat, Mateo, and this "tutorial" series is incredibly helpful. Love your way of teaching.

[@TheDoranMaster]

Obviously if it takes too much out of you, don’t continue making these videos. BUT if it doesn’t, please do!! I learn so much from your videos. Hands down, you are the best creator in this space and I greatly appreciate the work you put into this community.

[@CyberGirl-pg6eo]

This is worth more than paid courses on the internet. Keep doing this from the basic. I'm waiting how many magic things happens with the comfy in the future. Best of luck!

[@hleet]

That's when I realise that I know nothing about Comfyui ! LOL So complex and beautiful at the same time

[@wellshotproductions6541]

I absolutely love your teaching style. You cover everything in your given topic in such a straightforward manner, but also (and just as important), you also sneak in tons of additional information along the way. For example, talking about the difference between converging and non-converging samplers. You just casually show the difference between SDE and other sampling methods (which is not even the topic of this tutorial).... and meanwhile, my mind gets blown a little bit and now I am starting to figure out when and why to change samplers on top of everything else I just learned. Wow. Thank you Matteo!

[@Foolsjoker]

Seriously Matt3o, I started this and was like...oh wow, I already know all of this...then you dropped like 10+ things I didn't even know existed. Great work as usual.

[@RoguishlyHandsome]

You sure pack a lot of info in these tutorial. Will be re-watching parts of both videos multiple time. Big thank you for all this info.

[@ManoloPiquero]

there is so much functionality to comfyui that it is hard to learn them all until we see these tutorials where we can understand AND follow along. Well don thank you. please keep these up and any other new interesting projects as well

[@urgyen9689]

Thank you very much! I really enjoy your in-depth explanation about how things work under the hood with practical applications. More like this please 👍

[@mat5844]

this series is pure gold, thank you so much for putting you time to teach us all

[@binarybrian]

Thank you! I've always been frustrated and had poor results with these basic ComfyUI tools. Seeing how to correctly apply them and add in advanced techniques is really helping me improve my abilities and understanding.

[@razvanmatt]

Thanks a lot for taking the time to do these videos, I really learned more from you than any other channel that covers this. I definitely vote for these types of videos that go in depth into the inner workings of comfy and SD so please don't stop. See you on the discord server.

[@motionau]

These two tutorials and the information shared on the Discord page have advanced my capabilities and, even more importantly, my enjoyment of using Comfy. I thank you for your informative videos and the endless creative possibilities driven by the Ipadapter nodes. I patiently wait for the next edition of this video series.

[@moonstrobe]

I really like these videos. Densely packed with information, that is all very useful. They also teach some good core principles. So please keep making more.

[@screamingstarprime3503]

I absolutely love your videos. Perfect info, great pacing and production value, and thought provoking. Just wanted to chime in to say I appreciate your content and look forward to every new one.

[@chiptaylor1124]

Fantastic, I will have to watch many more times as there is so much great information packed into this tutorial. Yes! Please keep making these. Thank you!

[@OfirMusic6]

THANK YOU please keep creating this tutorials , i didnt found anyone that teaches good as you

[@ProjectKhopesh]

I love these basics videos. They have been just what I needed to understand some of these things that I'm wiring up. Having a workflow to dissect and tinker with is very helpful, but sometimes I also need to know the thought process about why things get wired up the way they do, and thus far, four months into research, your work is the most accessible. Thank you!

[@TheBeautyAndTheBinary]

Please continue with this series! It's very indepth and I learned a lot. Thank you!

[@thenout]

This series is truly golden. Thank you Sir!

[@dcfuelbrother5914]

Dude - this is pure GOLD. I learned so much from your 2 videos. I can now finally replace a haircut properly using your inpainting workflow.

[@sebastianreuter85]

thank you, it is so refreshng and helpfull to hear more about the why behind things and how it actually works. This helps greatly to make better decisions and not only go through workflows by trial and error. thank you for sharing and preparing the information so well that it is easy to understand and follow. I am looking forward to part 3!

[@TheHeavenArt]

Thank you for this tutorial, it's amazing to actually understand what is happening under the hood instead of just a simple use this node or workflow to do X. Great amazing work, the knowledge you have on the topic comes through perfectly, please do keep at it!

[@mauriziogastoni9779]

Man, this is probably the best video I've watched to understand the logic behind workflows and techniques! Thanks!

[@SoCBrain]

All the tutorials are so clear and easy to follow, have learned a lot very quickly, thanks a million!!!

[@aykayorg9236]

Very humbling experience to have watched this video... I thought I was starting to get around in comfyUI... but well seems I am merely scratching the surface. Thank you for the work you do! I had like four mindblown moments during this video!

[@check9094]

As someone with only some a111 experience, I learned a ton from this series. Please continue!

[@AnnisNaeemOfficial]

This is really amazing. Thank you very much for making one of the best, most coherent, and well paced thorough walkthrough of comfyui

[@fingerling613]

Please make more tutorials like this. I find your tutorials a lot easier to understand than the others on KZbin. Grazie mille!

[@eucharistenjoyer]

Amazing as always! Please, keep doing these, they're great help, direct and to the point.

[@madmushroom8639]

Ah yes was waiting for this, thank you so much!

[@EntaFahemGhalat]

I was waiting for this one . Thank you. And keep this going .. you are making the hard balance of the big value in a short time . This is why I am watching your videos again and again .. ❤❤

[@CloakerJosh]

Oh shit, new Matteo just dropped! Haven't got time to watch it now, excited to swing around and check it out tomorrow :)

[@1lllllllll1]

Absolutely fantastic stuff, it’s soooo worth your time, 100 likes from me! I hope to see more of this format. The knowledge per minute index is really high.

[@360krugozor]

I'll be waiting for the sequel! It's very cool and useful!

[@kenjibailly]

Very well explained, I love this series of tutorials as it gives a much better understanding of what I’m doing. Please keep making these! They are the most interesting tutorials I have found yet! Thank you!

[@bergarator]

This is incredible Mateo! I am always amazed by your knowledge, of something so complex and ever-changing, your ability to make the difficult easy. I hope you continue to make these tutorials, in general, any tutorial so well explained by comfy. Thank you very much for your effort.

[@JH-id6rk]

This was mind blowing! Thank you so much! Please do more of these if you have time!

[@AhmedAmineHomman]

Another great episode. Thank you a lot for this. Your explanations are really educational, it's a real pleasure to learn from your videos.

[@Homopolitan_ai]

Thankyou love ❤ fantastic! Please don't stop doing these (Loved the bloopers 😉)

[@DataMysterium]

Awesome !!! I need one week to wrap my head around it, and this's only the basic :D, Please keep the tutorials, No one had explained this stuff and I never find any useful source as you are sir. Thank you :)

[@fabioinspires]

Please keep making these tutorials. Just wanted to make sure I answered your action call on part 2 video

[@knattertonable]

After part 1, another great video that gave me a much deeper understanding of the subject. I found the tips regarding GLIGEN as one example among many others really helpful. Many thanks.

[@stephenclement3349]

I love your videos! These are incredible examples and I love that you use as basic of nodes as possible to make this easily reproducible! Thanks so much for your great work!

[@Tj4ckinator]

Would love to achieve almost artistic freedom like you have. Great video as always Matteo!

[@moon47usaco]

These are excellent videos and well worth the effort. I learn so much that I was not expecting. To me all of your videos are invaluable. Even the video about making playing cards, all be it not something I am directly interested in, I learned so many great composition techniques ant tips in the video, its a definite rewatch... =] Please keep making these videos as you have time, a really a great asset. And thanks for the outtakes. A bit of laughter goes a long way. Take care my friend, can not wait to see what you have to show us next... =]

[@ADAM-n6d1e]

keep doing this tutorial bro, basic but deep, we love it

[@tomtaila7677]

The only bad thing about your tutorials in this series is that there are only 2 so far :) Seriously man your explanations are much better than anyone elses so thank you - Ive watched plenty of other channels and you're by far the best. I hope you make many more

[@Fomincev]

Best tutorial ever. On second place after Part 1.

[@Milie450]

Amazing series! Thank you

[@semwong9591]

I learn a lot with your videos. Please continue what you're doing 🙏

[@sanchitwadehra]

your tutorials are probably the best most others just make basic things whereas your go into the details behind them I am loving it. Dhanyavad and keep these videos coming and please see if you can share your workflows that would be very helpful

[@latentvision]

remember on my discord server you can find a lot of useful stuff! All free, no paywalls :)

[@sanchitwadehra]

@@latentvision joined it dhanyavad

[@SebCharles-oy4pz]

There's so much good stuff here, I had to watch it again, and I think I will use it as reference same for the first one. Thank you

[@egerdrawings9468]

Really nice tutorials ! Learned a lot about stepping it up in comfy. I got a basic workflow running but didnt know how to move forward from there. Not only do know stuff to add now, I can tweak the existing one for better reults. I'm am new to this whole stuff and your in depth explenation of vaes, samplers etc. really helped. I hope you find the time to continue these tutorials

[@RickB2011]

Wow! Fantastic information and the reasoning behind the way you're doing the workflow. Really fabulous. Thank you VERY much.

[@ToscanoErik]

Keep them coming Matteo! You are truly amazing at this, thank you so much!

[@lambgoat2421]

your mastery of this stuff is iimpressive. Can't wait for the rest of this series. Please do tutorials on ipadapter, reshaper, inpainting etc.

[@JohanAlfort]

Much appreciate the insight and clear explanations. Your channel feels like the only true informative channel that goes into the science of the process. Amazing tutorial :) ❤

[@hosseinmaghami3816]

You explain it like a piece of cake, thank you so much

[@zenko4187]

YAY, I was hoping you'd make another video. Also just got started with masked attention and its been amazing. Thanks a ton for the tutorials and even more for making these tools.

[@moviecartoonworld4459]

I look forward to your lecture. With friendly and detailed explanations, I am slowly learning about the infinite ways to use comfyui. Thank you for always.😍

[@WhySoBroke]

Maestro Latente delivers again!! Absolutely amazing amigo!!! ❤️🇲🇽❤️

[@TheRoninteam]

Incredible content, thank you, easy this is the best channel to improving your comfyUI skills by far!

[@brothachris]

These basics videos are fantastic!! Please keep doing these from time to time.

[@AerysBat]

I've been using stable diffusion since the beginning and I'm still learning a ton of new techniques from these videos. Thank you!

[@DarioToledo]

So many information here, it's a good thing that you don't make these videos too often, it takes time to absorb this all. Already played with the conditioning set area in the past and got no good results, I wasn't aware of the "global" prompt.

[@buzzdx]

thank you very much for this basic series, it's very helpful in learning and understanding comfy workflows.

[@fungus98]

Another good one. Yes, you should continue. Very informative, and I plan on trying all these techniques

[@GiniBunny]

Looking forward to wore basics + explanations -- you are great at this, and are really helping people like us who are learning

[@ysy69]

This is a tutorial one learns how the under the hood works. excellent, please keep making it more, I will re-watch this a few times by replicating and then experimenting more.

[@reapicus557]

Another excellent video! I particularly enjoyed your demonstration of making any checkpoint into an in/outpaint one through subtraction. Also, your advice for outpainting and maintaining consistency worked wonders; my follow-along astronaut went from gaining a car's backseat during outpainting to a proper spaceship one. :D (edit) Yes! Keep making these types of videos as well. It is ok if it takes a while for you to upload another one. These are invaluable resources.

[@TheWolverine1984]

Amazing! I whish there was more of this. This is a short masterclass on the topic. It's really easy to see that he knows what he's talking about.