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Stable Diffusion user seeks LoRA to adjust H3 audio output

A user on Reddit is seeking advice on how to modify the audio output of the Minimax H3 model. They are experiencing issues with the generated voices sounding too loud and "pasted in," lacking acoustic integration with the environment. The user specifically wants to know if it's possible to train a LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) to make the voices quieter and more distant, as prompt engineering and reference audio adjustments have not resolved the problem. AI

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Stable Diffusion user seeks LoRA to adjust H3 audio output

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Dogluvr2905 ·

    Audio Lora for H3? Question for you smart people...

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Minimax H3 is awesome of course, but I find the voices it creates (either from a reference audio stream or purely from the model's training) are too loud and sound 'pasted in' and do not 'fit' acoustically within the environment. Specifically, to…