u/Landrews-89

I enjoy making the odd bit of ai music (haters gonna hate, save it for another post). And then I really enjoy trying to visualise that into a music video. Typically, now I use ltx either through comfy or studio over other models.

Wondering if anyone else has some tips and tricks on how they do this themselves, what workflow do you use ? What settings do you find are a must ?

FYI I dont expect the song to be to everyones taste, Im pretty varied with my music and this just happened to be the next song I wanted to make a video for.

I've considered using wan for specific scenes but for reference everything in this video is ltx 2.3

I put together a comparison video using the exact same source video and character reference for both Wan Animate and Wan Scail.

The video shows all 6 clips:

• Wan Animate (original)
• Wan Animate upscaled with Seed VR2
• Wan Animate upscaled with FlashVSR
• Wan Scail (original)
• Wan Scail upscaled with Seed VR2
• Wan Scail upscaled with FlashVSR

I am aware of the odd bits on the hands ect.... I wanted a raw comparison to see how each workflow handles the task and what it created, I wasn't chasing perfection.

My quick thoughts:

• Wan Scail feels stronger for fidelity and handles motion well
• Wan Animate is noticeably better at expressions and giving the character more "life," but it loses on fidelity.

I’m really curious what others prefer, how they optimize and the settings/tips they see as a MUST.

At the moment I feel like SCAIL is superior and with SCAIL2 soon to be released I'm looking forward to seeing what improvements have been made.

1. Animate or Scail — which one do you prefer overall and why?
2. What settings / workflows / prompts have been giving you the best results with your favourite?
3. For upscaling, do you lean toward Seed VR2, FlashVSR, or something else (and why)?

Update: I found a more advanced wan animate workflow and I've got to say its a big improvement on what I used in the above. I would still put SCAIL in front but its still impressive what animate can do and in some areas it does beat SCAIL still, here's to hoping SCAIL2 has the best of both.

For those that asked this is the workflow I use at the moment for animate: https://pastes.io/A8YwfWIj

And here is an example of a run with it: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z0Eub-acnPIQi3geGx1hyWcPYgyMRud7/view?usp=sharing

And for those that wanted the SCAIL workflow I use: https://pastes.io/q0yJf9m6

SCAIL still the top spot for me but this was definitely better than the workflow I was using before.

Been playing around with Scail and im wondering what settings people use to minimise or remove the shift you see in the eyes. What are your tweaks and why ?

This was generated using a Klein starting image and character lora for both klein and wan (low noise), source video from instagram for testing.

Is it just a case of more steps ? Higher resolution ? Different strengths ?

Update: Its interesting that wan animate has good motion capture and good expressions but it lacks character fidelity as the video goes on but SCAIL has far better fidelity overall still captures good motion but what it lacks is the expression...... There must be a hybrid between these methods that gives the best of both ? (quick note the intention of the video isn't realism or instagram girl its to test the motion/character transfer in a longer video.)