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* Notes
** pricing comparison
- Dali requires to pay per credit
- Midjourney is flat and unlimited

** basic test
- using discord
- ~/imagine prompt~
- ~/imagine Planet mars, Minimal Design, Flat 2D Animation Style On A White Background --q 2 --v 5 --s~

- ~/imagine Planet mars from the perspective of it in space, Minimal Design, Flat 2D Animation Style On A White Background --q 2 --v 5 --s~


- better to give positive prompts thqn negative
  - positive :: ask it to do things
  - negative :: take away things

- hit the reload button to regenerate the prompt

** subscription plans
*** fast gpu
- limited amount of time
- depends on plan
- can buy more

*** copyright protection
- free version requres you to show a CC BY-NC 4.0 copyright
  - this tells people how you got it
- paid versions give a general commercial terms
  - don't have to tell anyone

*** stealth mode
- for discord
- only avaialbe in pro
- images don't show up in general public
- don't worry about it

*** to use without all the crap
- in discord
- click 'show members'
- send a message to the Midjourney bot
- right click 'message'
- you are in a private convo with midjourney

** prompts
*** settings
- /settings

**** MJ versions
- choose latest

**** qualities
- Half, Base, High
- how much time MJ uses
- better is slower
- high quality is a LOT better, choose this

**** style
- low, med, high, very high
- no right or wrong answer here
- high and very high are usually good
- sometimes medium and low are good options

**** mode
- modes
  - public, stealth
  - remix, fast, relax
- remix allows you to take one of your image and modify it with text
- fast lets you use your fast gpu time
- relax mode lets you save your fast gpu time for later

** designing
*** line art
- visible
- easy to take in
- details get lost
- minimalist
- higher style does not always create the result we want

*** remove background

** examples of prompts
*** line art
- black line art of a sunflower top down on a white background --q 2 --v 5 --s 750
- minimalist black line art of a sunflower top down on a white background --q 2 --v 5 --s 750

*** corgi
- corgi, cartoon, flat, 2d animation style, on a white background --q 2 --v 5 --s 50
- -s 50 means low style
*** mars
- planet mars from the perspective of it in space, minimal design, flat 2d animation style on a white background --q 2 -v 5 -s 250

- planet mars from the perspective of it in space, minimal design, flat, cartoon, 2d animation style on a white background --q 2 -v 5 -s 250

** patterns
- lot of Print on Demands
- prompt ~scribble of japanese sea waves --tile~
- '--tile'
- you can check out midjourney support documents for more info
  https://docs.midjourney.com/hc/en-us/categories/32013335627533

*** aspect ratios
- allow you to change the aspect ratio of the image
- ~-ar 16:9~
- e.g. create waves that are longer or taller
- this can allow you to more better match the product you are printing on


* Review

** Summary
This lesson introduces Midjourney as an AI art tool for creating images that can be used in print-on-demand designs.

** Core Idea
Midjourney works best through iteration.

You do not usually get the final image from one prompt.

Workflow:
- write prompt
- generate 4 images
- inspect results
- adjust prompt
- reroll / remix / vary
- choose best image

** Why Midjourney
- high image quality
- flat monthly fee
- can generate many images
- useful for experimentation
- good for print-on-demand research and design creation

** Commercial Use
Free plan:
- may require Creative Commons attribution
- not ideal for products

Paid plan:
- better for commercial use
- no attribution requirement under normal paid terms
- starts around $10/month in the transcript

Pro plan:
- includes stealth mode
- keeps generations private

** Discord Setup
Midjourney works through Discord.

Basic flow:
1. create Discord account
2. join Midjourney server
3. find Midjourney bot
4. right click bot
5. click Message
6. use private bot chat

Command:
#+begin_example
/imagine
#+end_example

** Basic Prompting
Example:
#+begin_example
/imagine cartoon planet Mars from the perspective of space
#+end_example

Important:
Midjourney responds better to positive prompts than negative prompts.

Better:
#+begin_example
planet Mars from the perspective of space
#+end_example

Weaker:
#+begin_example
Mars but not the surface
#+end_example

** Iteration Workflow
Use the first output as feedback.

Ask:
- what did it misunderstand?
- what is missing?
- what is too detailed?
- what is too realistic?
- what is too plain?

Then revise the prompt.

** Settings

*** Open Settings
#+begin_example
/settings
#+end_example

*** Version
Use the newest Midjourney version unless you have a reason not to.

*** Quality
High quality:
- slower
- uses more GPU time
- often better results
- useful for printable designs

Lower quality:
- faster
- useful for rough idea generation

*** Style
Style changes how detailed / stylized the result is.

Common levels:
- low
- medium
- high
- very high

There is no universally correct setting.

Use different style levels to test the visual direction.

** Style Testing Checklist [0/4]
- [ ] test low style
- [ ] test medium style
- [ ] test high style
- [ ] test very high style

** Fast Mode vs Relax Mode
Fast mode:
- uses fast GPU time
- quicker generations

Relax mode:
- slower
- saves fast GPU time

** Stealth Mode
Stealth mode keeps images from appearing publicly in Midjourney galleries.

Useful if:
- you want product ideas private
- you do not want competitors seeing prompts
- you are developing commercial designs

** Remix Mode
Turn remix mode on.

It lets you create variations while changing the prompt.

Example:
- start with happy corgi
- remix with “sad”
- reroll until expression is right

** Variations
Midjourney gives four images.

Variation buttons:
- V1 = variation of image 1
- V2 = variation of image 2
- V3 = variation of image 3
- V4 = variation of image 4

Use variations when one image is close but not perfect.

** Rerolling
Reroll when:
- prompt is good
- output is not quite right
- you want more options

Rerolling is central to the workflow.

** Minimalism for POD
For print-on-demand, simpler designs often work better.

Reasons:
- clearer at thumbnail size
- easier to understand quickly
- prints cleaner
- fewer small details get lost
- stronger visual impact on shirts

Prompt word:
#+begin_example
minimalist
#+end_example

Example:
#+begin_example
/imagine minimalist black line art of a sunflower, top down, on a white background
#+end_example

** White Background
Use white background when you plan to remove the background later.

Example:
#+begin_example
on a white background
#+end_example

Reason:
- easier to remove background
- easier to create transparent PNG
- cleaner for POD placement

** Seamless Patterns
Patterns are useful for:
- phone cases
- blankets
- bags
- all-over-print products

Use:
#+begin_example
--tile
#+end_example

Example:
#+begin_example
/imagine scribble of Japanese sea waves --tile
#+end_example

** Aspect Ratio
Use aspect ratio to match the product shape.

Example:
#+begin_example
--ar 16:9
#+end_example

Full example:
#+begin_example
/imagine scribble of Japanese sea waves --tile --ar 16:9
#+end_example

Use aspect ratio when designing for:
- wide prints
- vertical products
- banners
- phone cases
- product-specific layouts

** Prompt Checklist [0/7]
- [ ] subject is clear
- [ ] style is clear
- [ ] background is specified
- [ ] print use is considered
- [ ] detail level is controlled
- [ ] aspect ratio matches product
- [ ] pattern command used if needed

** POD Design Checklist [0/6]
- [ ] keep design readable
- [ ] avoid excessive detail
- [ ] test minimalist version
- [ ] use white/plain background for removal
- [ ] reroll several times
- [ ] export/edit into transparent PNG later

** Key Insight
Midjourney is not a one-shot design machine.

It is an experimentation tool.

The quality comes from:
- prompt refinement
- rerolling
- remixing
- testing style levels
- choosing the best final image

** Bottom Line
Use Midjourney to generate many possible visual directions, then refine the best ones into clean, printable POD designs.


* Transcript
#+begin_example
00:00
Hey, everyone. And welcome to our video series,

00:04
on Midjourney

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which is my favorite AI tool

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my favorite AI art tool, sorry, and,

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easily the most popular

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AI Art tool out there. When I first started using

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AI Art, I loved DALL E and that was because

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DALL E produced images in the highest quality.

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Over time though, Midjourney now produces images in much higher

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quality than it used to back when I first started

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using AI art. And unlike Dall e, where you have

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to pay per credit,

00:34
for each image that you generate, with Midjourney you pay

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a small flat monthly fee

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and you can generate unlimited images.

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It's an amazing, incredible bargain.

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And adding to that, with MidJourney, there's a free account

00:48
that you can use to try it so that you

00:51
can generate images and see if you like it before

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you purchase a pay plan. With the, pay plans, you

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get unlimited commercial rights. So if you do wanna use

01:00
Dall e to produce images to sell onto products, then

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I highly recommend

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upgrading to a paid plan.

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But again, it's a small flat monthly fee and I'll

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show you.

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But here's how it works.

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So you open up that you open up Midchurney, sorry.

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And then you come and you type in,

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slash

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imagine.

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This is your prompt and you click it.

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And then you just type in exactly

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what you want MidJourney to create. So we're gonna type

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in this prompt

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as our example.

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Now,

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it takes a little while. So,

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it takes less than 60 seconds.

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But if you give it a particularly complex prompt, it

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can take longer. If you give it a really simple

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prompt, it can take shorter.

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So, I'm showing this in real time.

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For the whole Sartete YouTube channel,

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any tutorial videos I show on this are not gonna

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show it in real time. What I'm going to do

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is I'm gonna heavily edit those to cut out this

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waiting time.

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But for the ecom clubhouse members, I would much rather

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give you a raw insight into

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showing you

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exactly what's going on, not cutting anything out for you

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so that you can see exactly what to expect when

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you're using apps such as Midjourney.

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It's 1 of the really nice things about, having, this

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course. I can produce

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videos

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which aren't edited for a YouTube algorithm and instead produce

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images

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produce videos which are as helpful as possible and provide

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the most information as possible.

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And I think it's very helpful to see how long

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it takes so that you can use

02:38
that to figure out,

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realistically how many images you could generate. Because if it

02:43
takes 60 seconds to generate an image but you want

02:46
to reroll an image multiple times, then you have to

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allow for that when you're figuring out how long it's

02:50
gonna take you to come up with a design.

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So this is what it's created for us. It's created

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4 different images for us to choose from.

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Now, here's how to use Mid Journey.

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What you do

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is you give it your best prompt in the beginning.

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So you try to come up with a really good

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prompt,

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but you're probably gonna have to tweak it. You're probably

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gonna have to add things. You might have to remove

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things.

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So looking at this

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1 here,

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we can see that,

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it's produced

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3 images of the planet Mars, which is what I

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was in I was imagining. I was looking for it

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to create images

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of the planet Mars, the physical planet Mars that you'd

03:29
see floating in space, But it has created this image

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here

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of Mars itself

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which is not what I want.

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So this is exactly what I mean by tweaking it.

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So what I'm gonna do,

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I'm gonna come back. I'm gonna go now use the

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imagine prompt

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and I'm gonna put something very similar in. However,

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I'm gonna come in and modify. I'm gonna go from

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the perspective

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of

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it in space

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and we'll do a search for that.

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I also apologize if my voice is weaker.

04:05
I'm currently recovering from who knows what infection I had,

04:11
but,

04:13
I tested negative for COVID. But,

04:16
I currently got a weaker voice as a result, so

04:21
I'm just gonna let this load. When I first started

04:24
using MidJourney, I found it very intimidating that it used

04:27
Discord.

04:28
The MidJourney

04:29
AI team had purposefully chosen to use Discord as a

04:32
way to message

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the bot with your prompt

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because they didn't wanna have to spend extra money

04:39
on creating a UI,

04:42
to do it. So when you go to Dall e,

04:44
it's got this beautiful website with this beautiful UI where

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you come in and you type in your prompt to

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the bot and you send it to the bot and

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the bot sends you back images. And it looks beautiful.

04:52
Don't get me wrong. But it is expensive to design

04:55
a website like that. So the My Journey team thought,

04:58
well, why don't we take all of our money and

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invest it instead

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into

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the actual bot itself?

05:05
So we'll invest it

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into,

05:09
making this AI the best that it can be.

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And then,

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we can save time on that. Now,

05:18
I wanna show you this here because this definitely does

05:20
happen. So I'm pretty certain

05:22
that we have that the bot,

05:25
has, oh, no. Here we go. As I say, if

05:28
it if it if it takes a little bit too

05:29
long for it to to load, you can always just

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repeat,

05:33
repeat it.

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But I mean, this is the thing. Like, there's a

05:36
lot of people currently sending the bot,

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prompts

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And so,

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it could take a while. And this is exactly why

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I wanted to record this for the Econ Club, house

05:45
members without modifying it so that you can get, again,

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a realistic

05:50
idea about what's actually how long it actually takes and

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the process involved.

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So you can see that it's currently 93 percent. So

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it is loading up.

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Alright. So this is

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this here is a lot more what we want. Now,

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of course, you can see here that

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it's,

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that's showing us some space which makes sense because it's

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seeing the word space.

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I don't mind that though,

06:19
because if I wanna start adding in,

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prompts. Once I've currently with Midjourney,

06:25
and this could change. By the time you're watching this,

06:27
it may have changed. Currently, right now, Midjourney is not

06:30
great

06:31
at taking negative prompts. It's much better instead to give

06:34
it positive prompts. Positive prompts are asking it specifically to

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do things rather than asking it to take away things.

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So if you have a prompt like this here that

06:43
you like, what you do is you just come and

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click this button here.

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And now

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it will reroll the prompt.

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So it's gonna do this prompt again for us

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and,

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we can then load. But yes, I was very intimidated

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by Midjourney because

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I,

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I'm not a big Discord user. I don't use Discord

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a lot. And you can see this time around, it's

07:06
done it a lot faster.

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So,

07:09
sometimes sometimes it takes longer than others. It just depends

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upon,

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the server.

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So I don't use Discord so much. So I was

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very intimidated by it but it's actually really easy.

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And once we finish doing this,

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I'll show you how it works and how to open

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up Midjourney and how to use it.

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But yes, I just wanted to give you a brief

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overview

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of how you use Midjourney

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so that you can,

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see.

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And here we go.

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So

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this here is the way that,

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you're mentioning. You just type in the prompt that you

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want. But, of course, as you can imagine, you can

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come up with some pretty incredible prompts. So that's what

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we're gonna be also discussing

07:57
inside of this video tutorial

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series.

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But let me, for now, just show you

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how to get,

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Midjourney,

08:07
working for you.

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Okay. So to get MidJourney,

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what you just wanna do is you wanna come to

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the MidJourney website

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and, you want to register for a MidJourney account.

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And when you do, you will start out on their

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free trial. So their free trial is, of course, free.

08:28
There is no, monthly cost.

08:32
Currently right now, as I will show you, you can

08:34
set your settings so that you can generate fast images

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faster or slower.

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So if you wanna generate images faster, it will use

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up GPU time and, Midjourney will just track this time.

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And once you run out of it, then you either

08:48
have to purchase more or you just move to the

08:51
slower plan. It's kinda like your it's like Internet, plans

08:54
for your phone where you might have a certain amount

08:57
of,

08:59
gigabytes that you can use that's, really fast and then

09:02
afterwards you have to switch to the slower loading ones.

09:05
Sorry. Again, I'm currently,

09:08
recovering. So I apologize for any coughs or anything like

09:11
that while I'm recording these tutorial videos.

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So,

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the main thing to keep in mind though is that

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the free plan

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has this here, the usage rights. So if you are

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using the free plan and then you want to use

09:25
those images, for example, sell it onto t shirts or

09:28
stickers,

09:29
then you're gonna have to give,

09:32
Creative Commons credit. And there's a whole process for how

09:34
to do that by the way. You can click on

09:36
it to find out more about how you give credit

09:38
for it. The main reason why I I really do

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not recommend this for people who want to sell these,

09:45
these these images as, products

09:47
is because,

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currently right now, we don't know, what's gonna necessarily happen.

09:53
But it looks like that it may be ruled that

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AI generated images might not have the same copyright protections

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as

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non AI generated art, which makes a lot of sense.

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In which case,

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the thing is is that from from somebody who's just

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browsing the Internet, they've got no way to tell. There's

10:11
no way to know whether your images are AI generated

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or whether you yourself have drawn them unless unless you

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purposefully state,

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where

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they were generated from or how they were created.

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And so this here would tell the person who's what

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who's looking at your product that this is AI generated

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art, which if it does not end up having the

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same copyright protections,

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then that person could, in theory, use your art. So

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rather than reveal that it's AI generated art,

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I think it's a lot smarter

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to instead,

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purchase

10:48
a paid plan, which can start from as little as

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10 dollars US a month.

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And go down to 8 US dollars a month if

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you purchase an annual plan so that as part of

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the general commercial

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terms, you don't have to give credit.

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So,

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yes, that's why you can start with the free trial

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and then you can move to,

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a paid plan

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once you have determined that the images that Midjourney creates

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are something that you are interested in

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using for yourself.

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And, for the basic plan and the standard plan, the

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biggest difference

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is,

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the fact that you,

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are getting more fast GPU

11:32
time per month. So it means then that you can

11:35
generate images faster so you can generate more images per

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hour.

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The Pro plan has a really big difference though and

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that is that you can use stealth mode. Stealth mode

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means that your images are not going to show up

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in,

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Midjourney's,

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app. And later on in this video series, I'm gonna

11:56
actually show you where you can find the images that

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people have created using Midjourney along with their prompts that

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do get shown to the general public because people don't

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have the pro plan. But if you have the pro

12:06
plan, you can use staff mode. Now, is that really

12:10
a big deal? It depends. If you think about it,

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there are so many images being generated

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every single minute, every single second that chances are your

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image is just going to get

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completely, you know, washed away

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and the sea will be other images. And it's very

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unlikely anybody would ever find it and then ever try

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to use your image. But if you want to keep

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them private, if you definitely want them to be something

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that only you have access to,

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then stealth mode is what you want. And then you

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do have to purchase the pro plan for that. But

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if you,

12:43
don't mind that, then you can start from as little

12:46
as 10 dollars.

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For this, you're also going to need to have access

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to Discord.

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Discord is an instant messaging app as I mentioned before.

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And, yes, the MidJourney team have chosen that rather than

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create

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their own website

13:03
where you send a text message to the bot and

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then they text and then the bot sends you a

13:08
message back, just like with ChatGPT. With ChatGPT,

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you send the bot what you want and then the

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bot sends you a message back. They've got their own

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website for that. MidJourney decided, no, we're not gonna create

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our own website for that. We're just gonna use Discord.

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You send the bot what you want it to create

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and then the bot will send that back to you

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and it's gonna do it through Discord.

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So it works really well, but,

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if you have never used Discord before, you might find

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it a little bit confusing at first, but it's really,

13:35
really not. You get used to it very quickly.

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So you wanna create a Discord account

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and then you come and you open Discord.

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Alright. So you're in Discord.

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You come to your Midjourney

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channel. It's gonna look like this.

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So,

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you'll probably be in 1 of these,

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newcomer rooms. So these are just, general chat rooms.

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Sorry.

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These are just general chat rooms where people

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are,

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adding in their own prompts. And this is public. These

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are public rooms. So you could scroll through these by

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the way and just see what people are generating.

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It's quite a lot of fun and you can get

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a lot of really good ideas from it.

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But,

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what I recommend that you do is that you don't

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use these rooms. You don't use the this this this

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chat room to,

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to generate images.

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So,

14:35
by the way, also, sometimes instead of landing in here,

14:37
you might actually land on homepage.

14:39
If you land on homepage, what you wanna do is

14:42
you wanna come and click on any of these chat

14:45
rooms. So, for example, you wanna come and click on

14:47
newbies 1 2 0 because that will get this button

14:50
up here. Now oftentimes, this button is hidden.

14:54
So if it's hidden, you wanna come and click this

14:56
button here. If you come back here to home, you'll

14:59
see that the button's not there. That's why we wanna

15:02
come to 1 of these newcomer rooms.

15:05
We wanna come and we wanna make sure that we

15:07
can come and find the,

15:09
members list.

15:10
Then you come to MidJourney bot

15:14
and you right click it

15:16
and then you come and click message.

15:18
And now

15:20
you are in

15:21
your own

15:22
private

15:24
conversation with MidJourney

15:26
and,

15:27
no 1 else is in here with you. So,

15:30
you can start messaging

15:31
the MidJourney,

15:33
bot, as you like.

15:35
And so I'm gonna do that right now. Actually, what

15:37
I'm gonna do is I'm gonna come and take this

15:38
property. I'm gonna make it even more specific.

15:41
I'm gonna come and click imagine.

15:47
I'm gonna add in

15:50
the phrase cartoon.

15:52
These are a little bit more realistic than I would

15:54
like.

15:56
Let's see what it creates.

16:01
And we'll just let it load.

16:03
Be stoked. I hope that even if you are a

16:06
big Discord user, that you'll see that this is actually

16:08
so much more simple to use,

16:10
than you might have thought.

16:13
There you go. This time, it loaded up pretty quickly.

16:16
And we'll see what it creates.

16:18
And so this is really what you're doing. You're you're

16:20
tweaking it and you're generating lots of different versions of

16:23
it to find what you want.

16:27
And you can see here that, you get to see

16:30
the whole process of the bot making it for you.

16:32
So now it's at 62 percent. Once it's at hundred

16:34
percent,

16:35
it'll be finished.

16:37
And you can see here that I've got stealth mode

16:39
turned on, so only I can see these images. But

16:42
other people but I'll show you how you can how

16:44
you can turn this setting on shortly.

16:49
Very cool. So this here you can see looks actually

16:52
substantially

16:53
different from these ones here.

16:55
This 1 here definitely has,

16:57
versions of it that are a lot more cartoony.

17:00
So I could keep rerolling this and,

17:04
generate lots and lots of different versions of this and

17:06
then choose the ones that I liked the most.

17:10
Yes.

17:11
Let's now talk about the settings.

17:13
Okay. So here's how to access settings.

17:17
What you do is you ask MidJourney to open them

17:20
up for you. So come,

17:22
go,

17:23
slash settings,

17:25
enter.

17:27
Alright. Here we go.

17:29
So,

17:30
the first thing you need to do is choose the

17:32
version of MidJourney that you want.

17:34
Currently, right now, you don't want to,

17:36
worry about any of these. You wanna focus on the

17:39
main versions of MidJourney.

17:41
So what I have found is that the latest version

17:44
of MidJourney usually creates the best images which makes a

17:47
lot of sense because, the latest algorithm has been modified

17:52
to be made even better. You can use older,

17:55
algorithms if you prefer,

17:56
but generally, I found the latest version of Midjourney usually

17:59
works best. Currently, that is MidJourney version 5. By the

18:02
time you're watching this, it might be MidJourney

18:05
version 6. It might be MidJourney version 10. Who knows?

18:09
But I would choose the latest version.

18:12
Next up, we're gonna choose the quality.

18:14
This

18:15
is how much processing time MidJourney is going to put

18:19
into generating your images.

18:21
If you choose high quality,

18:24
it will use 2 times the cost

18:26
of your GPU time

18:29
and it will also be slower.

18:32
So,

18:33
you could choose base quality or you could choose half

18:36
quality. That will be the fastest. That will be,

18:41
you know, still faster than this, but more time and

18:44
half quality.

18:45
I always choose high quality. Why?

18:48
Because

18:49
I found that the quality of images it creates is

18:51
much better because it's putting more GPU time into trying

18:54
to figure out the best type of image for you.

18:56
And

18:57
even though it might takes longer for it to generate

19:00
the 4 images,

19:01
if you're generating higher quality images then chances are you're

19:04
gonna need to have less you're gonna need to prompt

19:06
at least. And that's gonna save you more time overall

19:09
even if it's taking you longer per generation.

19:12
Generally, when you're producing images that you plan to potentially

19:15
be printing,

19:17
you

19:18
you want to have you're not just if you were

19:21
if we were just creating for example,

19:23
like test images to try to generate ideas, like rough

19:26
ideas, then high quality could potentially be good and base

19:29
quality could potentially be good if we just wanna generate

19:31
lots and lots of ideas.

19:33
But if we wanna generate images that are really good

19:36
quality for us to print with, then we want them

19:38
to be really good,

19:40
with the least mistakes possible.

19:42
And so,

19:43
rather than having to regenerate these over and over again

19:45
to get it, it's much better just to spend more

19:48
time upfront

19:49
but overall less time because you're gonna be generating less,

19:52
prompts.

19:54
Now we're gonna come down to style. And what we'll

19:56
do is we'll come back to style because style is

19:57
quite important. This, you would assume, you would assume when

20:01
you first use this that just selecting style very high,

20:03
making it the most style pop making it the highest

20:05
level of style possible your image is better. No.

20:09
There is no right and wrong answer here. They're just

20:12
different. They just create very different looking images.

20:15
And we'll experiment with this later.

20:17
I found usually

20:20
I'm really I'm usually looking for these 2, style high

20:23
or style very high. There are some times though where

20:25
medium and low can be really good options.

20:29
And if you have the time, it can be good

20:31
to play around with them for each of your different

20:33
designs to try to see which style,

20:35
level,

20:36
generally works the best for the type of design that

20:39
you're going after. So

20:42
this can these can be good and I'll show you,

20:45
the difference in them afterwards.

20:47
So once you've chosen that, you wanna choose whether you

20:49
want public mode or stuff mode. Remember,

20:52
staff mode is only available if you pay extra for

20:54
it so you have to be on the Pro plan

20:56
to have this access to have this accessible. Of course,

20:58
I have paid for the Pro plan so I have

21:00
chosen staff mode. There's no real downside to choosing staff

21:03
mode if you have access to it so I would

21:04
choose it. But,

21:06
you have to select it. I could, for example, choose

21:09
my things to be on public, but I'm gonna choose

21:11
them to be on staff.

21:15
For,

21:16
Remix mode

21:18
hold on. Sorry.

21:20
Sorry. I just had to do I just had to

21:22
cough a bunch.

21:24
So for Remix mode,

21:27
this will enable you when you you can what this

21:30
will enable you to do is it will enable you

21:31
to be able to,

21:33
take 1 of your images and then reroll that image

21:36
but make modifications

21:37
to that image through text. So it's a good idea

21:39
to have it turned on, just to give yourself that

21:42
option. Even if you don't use it, no harm in

21:44
having it on. And then we've got fast mode and

21:47
relax mode.

21:49
So fast mode, of course, is,

21:51
when you were selecting your MidJourney plan, remember

21:54
it came,

21:56
with a certain amount of fast GPU time,

21:59
and you could purchase more of it but you get

22:01
some of it by default. So with, for example, the

22:04
basic plan, you get 3.3 hours.

22:07
Well, if you wanna save these hours,

22:10
what you can do

22:12
is you can choose relax mode and now you will

22:16
generate images,

22:17
slower. They'll take a little bit longer but you can

22:20
always switch back to fast as it says or you

22:22
can just choose fast mode.

22:24
So I'm gonna select fast mode,

22:28
but it's entirely up to you.

22:31
So then,

22:32
what we're now gonna do

22:34
is we're now gonna go through I'm gonna show you

22:36
how

22:37
drastically different these can look,

22:41
depending upon which style setting that you choose.

22:44
Okay. So remember, we've chosen low.

22:48
Let's come and imagine

22:50
and,

22:52
let's

22:55
do, cordy

22:58
cartoon,

23:00
flat,

23:03
2 d

23:04
animation

23:05
style,

23:09
background.

23:13
And we will see

23:15
what it creates.

23:17
So,

23:19
you can see here that it says s 50. This

23:22
is the style prompt.

23:25
So by selecting low, it's just automatically changed the style

23:29
prompt to us to always be set to 50, whereas

23:32
the ones I was using previously were set to style

23:34
250.

23:36
That's because these were set to high,

23:38
And now we've set it to low. So we've set

23:41
it to low style.

23:43
And what it's gonna do is it's gonna create us

23:45
images

23:46
which

23:47
generally have less details. Now, that doesn't mean that

23:50
the images

23:52
are

23:53
bad. Not at all. In fact, sometimes you want them

23:56
to be,

23:57
simpler

23:58
in their design. Simple can still be beautiful. And that's

24:01
something that I'm actually gonna discuss

24:04
soon.

24:05
But yes.

24:07
So

24:08
this here are our images

24:11
on low. And we could re roll these to give

24:13
us some more examples, but this here is just a

24:15
good little basic example.

24:18
So now we're gonna come back to settings.

24:22
We're gonna come and select style medium. We're gonna come

24:25
click dismiss this message just so that we don't have

24:28
it,

24:33
there.

24:34
Let's come and type in imagine.

24:40
And now

24:43
we are

24:44
going to see,

24:48
what the medium style is. So

24:58
Oh. 0, my

24:59
my little dog just he just, Starbuck just got up

25:02
for a nap. I was like, oh, is he gonna

25:04
is he gonna bark?

25:06
He didn't bark luckily. He looks like my dog, Starbuck,

25:09
looks a lot like

25:11
a,

25:12
cookie.

25:13
The little Swedish fellant.

25:26
93

25:27
percent.

25:29
There we go.

25:30
So

25:31
this here is our medium,

25:36
and this here is our low.

25:44
Alright. Now let's change it to high.

25:56
So,

25:58
you can see why

25:59
this

26:00
is really good for that it's good to try out

26:03
these different styles to yourself when you're coming up with

26:06
a design

26:07
because

26:08
you might have a particular art style in mind.

26:11
And if you selected the wrong style,

26:14
if you selected it to be either not detailed enough

26:17
or too detailed, you might not get what you wanted,

26:19
and you might be disappointed.

26:21
And you might think, Oh, this isn't

26:23
what I imagined.

26:24
This is not

26:26
it.

26:29
But if you had just tried a different if you

26:30
just tried a different style setting, then you could have

26:33
exactly what you want. Like, there are some there are

26:35
some sticker designs

26:36
which look really great,

26:39
in a in a style like this where, there are

26:42
these details. And a lot of children's products,

26:46
work really well with the style as well,

26:50
whereas,

26:50
there are products that are aimed at an older audience.

26:53
Oftentimes, the designs do benefit from more detail.

26:57
So you can see that there's no right or wrong

26:59
answer yet. They're just different.

27:01
All right. So now we've got something on high style.

27:04
Very different, isn't it? That's extremely

27:08
different

27:10
from this here which is our medium.

27:13
And so now,

27:15
very high adds

27:16
in a lot of details

27:18
usually.

27:20
But, of course, there is a element of randomness

27:23
to AI. So we'll see what it creates for us.

27:29
And so now our style is set to

27:31
70 it's 750.

27:34
So that's quite

27:37
quite a big difference. So it's definitely gonna be very,

27:40
very interesting,

27:42
to see

27:44
what it creates for us.

27:47
And you can see that the quality of images here

27:49
is stunning.

27:51
MidJourney creates some,

27:53
sorry, some very, very beautiful,

27:58
incredible images

27:59
that would have cost a lot of money to purchase,

28:03
a lot of money in the past.

28:08
So it's quite amazing.

28:11
And

28:12
we're not done yet, but can definitely see that this

28:15
is looking quite a bit different.

28:22
So let's check out that. That is our very

28:25
high

28:28
style. Substantially

28:29
different, isn't it, from when we first

28:32
produced,

28:35
our style on low.

28:37
And you can absolutely imagine there are some children's products

28:41
that benefit from this style

28:44
and that there are some,

28:48
designs

28:49
which benefit

28:50
a lot more

28:51
from, say, this style.

28:54
So there is no right or wrong answer here. They're

28:57
just different.

28:59
Okay. So the next thing I want to discuss when

29:01
it comes to,

29:03
using the journey to create great designs for printing

29:06
is

29:07
to

29:08
embrace minimalism.

29:10
So

29:12
if we come here and we take a look at

29:13
sunflower T shirts, we can see that while there are

29:15
definitely some designs which are quite complex,

29:18
a lot of the best designs

29:20
that or designs that sell the best aren't actually that

29:24
complex.

29:25
This 1 here, for example, is 1 of the

29:28
best selling sunflower t shirts.

29:30
And the line art itself, while you might look at

29:33
this and go, this is quite complex,

29:35
as I'm about to show you,

29:37
it's a lot less complex than it seems. So,

29:40
a lot of people, if they were creating a design

29:44
for,

29:45
a sunflower

29:47
t shirt like this, which has come to Midjourney,

29:49
they've come to settings,

29:53
And they'd change it to, for example, B style very

29:56
high because I'd assume that that's the best. And then

29:58
it'd come and go imagine.

30:01
And then they would go,

30:03
black line

30:05
art

30:06
of

30:07
a sunflower

30:09
top down on a white

30:12
background

30:13
and then

30:14
do

30:16
a prop for this. And, also, the reason why, by

30:18
the way, you put a lot of these images on

30:20
a white background is so that it makes it very

30:22
easy to later on remove that background and make it

30:26
transparent

30:26
so that you can then take that image and put

30:29
it onto a product like, say, a sticker

30:31
or

30:32
a t shirt, something like that.

30:36
So

30:37
we will just

30:39
let this load

30:43
doing its thing. I apologize again if my dog barks.

30:46
Fingers crossed we get through this and he doesn't bark.

30:49
When he wakes up though, he's often quite

30:53
lively

30:54
after a nap.

31:00
So

31:01
don't get me wrong.

31:03
You can see it's not yet finished. It's about to

31:05
finish. But you can see that these are stunning pictures.

31:08
Like, they're amazing pictures. They're incredible pictures. It's come so

31:11
far.

31:13
But

31:14
these are a lot more complex

31:17
than,

31:17
you know, this.

31:19
And

31:21
the reason why is because,

31:24
we've set you know, we haven't asked Midjourney to make

31:28
this more minimal.

31:29
And the truth is is that while these do look

31:31
beautiful,

31:32
oftentimes

31:33
as you will discover with

31:35
print on demand designs,

31:37
more simple pictures

31:39
often sell best. And there are legitimate

31:41
consumer reasons as to why that is the case. And

31:45
1 example of a reason

31:47
is that,

31:49
it stands out visually. A lot of little details can

31:52
be very easily lost

31:54
especially when, you know, they're printed on Tuesday,

31:58
like a t shirt.

31:59
The printing space in reality when you look at it

32:01
physically,

32:02
if you've got a lot of little details, it's very

32:03
easy for them to not really be that visible when

32:06
someone's wearing it. And so having a design that just

32:09
stands out, that's very easy to take in and look

32:12
at visually

32:13
is great. And

32:16
from from the perspective also of online marketing,

32:19
having a design which,

32:21
is very visible and easy to take in while you're

32:25
browsing like this here.

32:28
Yeah. When you're browsing this here, you've only got a

32:30
certain thumbnail size. It can only be this size.

32:34
So if you've got lots and lots of little details,

32:36
they might they might make for a beautiful picture but

32:37
it doesn't mean that the consumer

32:39
is able to see all of those little details.

32:42
So sometimes less is more. And when it comes to

32:45
print on demand,

32:47
less is often more.

32:49
So,

32:51
instead what we wanna do is we wanna be focusing

32:53
on designs that usually, not always, but usually we wanna

32:56
be focusing on more minimal designs. And so that's why

32:59
using the minimalist prompt

33:01
can be very powerful.

33:04
So,

33:05
imagine

33:06
minimalist

33:08
black line art of,

33:11
sunflower

33:13
top down on a

33:14
white

33:16
background.

33:20
And of course, because of this,

33:22
as you can imagine, we want to also play around

33:25
with the different quality not quality settings, we want with

33:28
the different style settings.

33:30
So

33:31
we want to play around

33:33
with, the different levels of of style

33:35
because

33:36
a lower style

33:38
could indeed be what we want here. A higher style

33:42
does not always

33:43
create the result that you want.

33:48
But until we try it out, you won't necessarily know.

33:51
So this is also 1 of the really nice things

33:53
about MidJourney. Because it's a flat fee for unlimited pictures,

33:57
it lets you do

33:59
a lot of experimentation

34:00
so that you can find what you want, and that

34:02
is the key to using Midjourney.

34:03
It is

34:05
experimenting

34:06
with lots of different tries.

34:10
So already,

34:11
you can see that we've gotten something much, much closer

34:16
to,

34:17
the designs

34:19
that you would see over here.

34:21
Much, much closer

34:24
than than these

34:25
beautiful yet very complex pictures.

34:28
So what we can do, of course,

34:31
come and we'll take this,

34:34
and

34:35
this can play

34:36
with the sex. So we'll come, and we'll set the

34:40
star to be high.

34:42
It's just imagine.

34:50
And we will let it load.

34:56
And so other things I'm gonna be showing you is,

34:58
for example, how to take these images and how to

35:01
do things like remove the background on them because currently,

35:04
and this could change, but currently with MidJourney,

35:08
the background of the images is not transparent.

35:11
It is a solid color.

35:13
So if you're going to print this

35:16
if we were to come and we were to print

35:19
this sunflower image

35:21
onto a t shirt,

35:23
the white box around it would also print with it,

35:27
which is not what we want. We want to make

35:29
sure that there is no white background, that it's just

35:32
the picture.

35:33
And so I will show you how to remove it

35:36
so that,

35:37
you can just have the picture,

35:40
which is what you want.

35:44
But

35:46
here we go.

35:48
So this here is also looking,

35:51
a bit different as well, but it'll be interesting to

35:53
try it with,

35:55
other

35:57
settings.

35:58
So our style medium.

36:02
Oh, hold on. Let's dismiss this so that it doesn't

36:04
take up space here.

36:08
And then we'll just let it load.

36:16
I'll also show you

36:18
different

36:19
ways to generate

36:22
ideas for creating,

36:23
fantastic prompts. Because

36:25
as you can see,

36:27
your prompts

36:29
drastically

36:30
impact,

36:32
what you get.

36:34
And it can be very hard to come up with

36:37
prompt ideas.

36:39
And the best way is to,

36:43
research

36:44
and to use,

36:45
data to help you come up with different prompt ideas.

36:49
And

36:49
I will be showing you different ways that you can

36:52
research and come up with those.

36:56
So,

36:58
this here is already looking pretty different

37:02
from

37:03
these here. So we'll just come now and do

37:09
another we'll do 1 more switch out. We will switch

37:11
to low mode, and then let's come and go imagine.

37:19
And let's see what we get.

37:24
Currently, right now,

37:25
it's looking like

37:28
that we will probably get the best results overall if

37:32
we were to do a lot of different rerolls

37:34
using,

37:39
the high style.

37:41
But, again, this is why we and you could potentially

37:44
experiment also

37:45
with

37:46
the,

37:48
with the medium style as well.

37:52
But we'll see what we get from our low style.

37:58
62 percent,

38:00
78 percent,

38:04
93 percent.

38:11
Alright. So that is definitely not what we want.

38:16
And,

38:18
yeah. Yeah, this is substantially

38:20
different

38:22
from,

38:25
from our very high quality, isn't it?

38:28
Substantially

38:29
different.

38:30
But this is why it's really good to experiment. So

38:33
once you've chosen the 1 that you, want so let's

38:35
take for example,

38:37
this here. We can come and we can reroll it.

38:40
So if I come down here, you'll see now down

38:43
here at the bottom

38:44
that

38:45
it is

38:47
going to rerun

38:49
that prompt for me. And so it's gonna give me

38:52
even more to work with.

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31 percent.

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Oh, 62 percent. We're over

39:11
we're over the 50 percent,

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line here.

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93 percent.

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100 percent.

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Very cool.

39:29
So,

39:31
yes.

39:33
You can see then that, sometimes

39:35
sometimes when it comes to,

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print on demand, less can be more.

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So,

39:41
using minimalist,

39:44
will get you very far.

39:46
Something else that's very good, to also keep in mind

39:49
is that you can,

39:51
reroll,

39:52
particular versions of it. So let's say I came here

39:57
and I thought that this had this was quite interesting.

39:59
And I was like, well, this has potential. I'd like

40:02
just to get some more versions of this 1, please.

40:04
What you can do is you can come and you

40:07
can click on this here. So v 1 would be

40:09
this 1. V 2 is this 1. V 3 is

40:13
this 1. And then v 4 is this 1. So

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we come here.

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This is our Remix prompt. We turned on Remix mode

40:20
so we're gonna be able to get this. So we

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could come and we could actually modify this if we

40:23
want to, but you keep it as is.

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Click submit.

40:30
And now it's remixing,

40:33
the image. So it's going to give us different variations

40:37
of that image.

40:40
And and remixing it, you can by adding in different

40:42
details to it,

40:44
you can also

40:45
tweak it and you can change aspects of it that

40:48
you want. So you might just wanna get different versions

40:50
of it. Like I'm gonna get different different versions here,

40:52
but

40:53
you might want to reroll it. So for example,

40:56
so I'll do a fun

40:59
reroll

41:00
after this so that you can see

41:03
things that you could do to an image.

41:10
You see, now we've got different versions. And so,

41:13
you know, you might have liked this 1 here, but

41:15
now, actually, when you come and take a look at

41:17
this 1 here, then this 1 here is getting a

41:20
lot more closer to the design that you want.

41:23
And speaking of remixing,

41:27
so when it comes to remixing,

41:28
let's come back here to our corgis. So this is

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1. This is b 1. This is b 2. This

41:33
is b 3. This is b 4.

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I think all of these are very cute.

41:38
We're gonna go with b 4 which I think is

41:40
particularly cute.

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So

41:44
we're gonna come to b 4 and we're gonna come

41:46
and click on b 4. Now,

41:49
when I'm remixing this,

41:51
I can ask Midjourney

41:53
to make some changes to this variation that I have

41:56
requested.

41:56
It's gonna take that same image but it's gonna remix

41:59
it but I can modify it slightly.

42:02
This can work better sometimes than others.

42:05
Gotta play around with it. Gotta try it.

42:07
But let's come and say that I wanna modify it.

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So currently that corgi looks kind of happy, curious.

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I want it to look sad.

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Okay. Click

42:16
submit.

42:17
And if we scroll down to the bottom,

42:21
we'll see that Midjourney is remixing

42:23
that picture, and it's going to give us

42:26
different variations of it.

42:30
So you can already see,

42:32
even though

42:33
it's nowhere near finished yet,

42:36
it is

42:37
making me different variations that look quite similar to that

42:41
original image,

42:42
but it is modifying it for me.

42:47
Now

42:50
now there are parts of the Gogi that look sad

42:52
and so I tried to modify it. So if we

42:54
come and we do a reroll of that,

43:00
we can get,

43:01
more,

43:02
variations of it too.

43:04
So that is how

43:07
you can take a design

43:09
and that you can tweak it.

43:11
So here we go. We've got see because up here,

43:14
we can see that the AI

43:16
now, by the time you're watching this, the AI may

43:18
have become even more advanced and it may be really,

43:20
really good at taking these tweaks and using it.

43:24
But currently, right now, as you can see, that you

43:26
are going to get a lot of pictures. They don't

43:29
necessarily match with what you have requested.

43:33
So this 1 here is looking a lot more sad

43:35
than this 1, this 1. But it's trying to modify

43:38
the way it

43:44
looks.

43:45
Go.

43:48
Yeah. This 1 here. Look at

43:50
this. Look at this,

43:52
sad, annoyed Corgi.

43:54
Love it. But you can see here how that remixing

43:57
them over and over again is really what you wanna

43:59
do. What you wanna do is you wanna keep re

44:01
rolling it, re rolling it, re rolling it, re rolling

44:03
it, and then pick the best designs from there.

44:07
But yes, there's another,

44:09
prompt that we need

44:11
to discuss

44:12
that's very helpful when you're creating designs for printing products,

44:17
and that is the pattern prompt.

44:21
Alright. So patterns

44:24
can be very helpful when you're creating print on demand

44:27
products. There are a lot of products such as phone

44:29
cases, which benefit immensely

44:32
from patterns.

44:33
Traditionally creating a pattern, a seamless pattern

44:37
that repeats,

44:38
infinitely

44:39
has been very difficult.

44:41
However, with Midjourney,

44:43
it's a lot simpler now.

44:45
So I'll show you how to make them.

44:49
The Gonna come, we're gonna imagine. We're gonna prompt it.

44:51
So,

44:52
scribble

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of

44:54
Japanese

44:56
sea

44:57
waves

45:00
and then,

45:02
title.

45:03
So you wanna add this

45:06
little prompt in

45:08
at the end.

45:10
And that little prompt

45:12
is currently the prompt which tells Midjourney

45:16
to create a seamless pattern.

45:19
Now different versions of Midjourney in the future might change

45:21
that prompt. It might be different. It might be something

45:23
else. However, currently right now is that if the version

45:27
of Midjourney by the time you're watching this has changed,

45:30
then you might just wanna go to

45:33
the,

45:34
Midjourney

45:35
Support documents and find out what prompt currently would

45:38
you'd put for that.

45:40
Because if you come to the, Midjourney Support documents right

45:43
now, you'll see, for example,

45:46
that in here it discusses a tile,

45:49
parameter

45:50
and it says that it works for versions 1, 2,

45:52
3, 4, 5. So it didn't work for 4. It

45:55
wasn't it wasn't used for 4.

45:58
So it might be different then. You might have heard

46:00
that sound. That's the little sound that it makes when

46:02
it successfully created it. So

46:05
now we have created our seamless pattern tiles.

46:08
And these repeat

46:10
infinitely,

46:11
infinitely.

46:13
Something

46:14
that also can be very helpful

46:17
is aspect ratios.

46:20
So let me explain this to you. Alright. So we're

46:22
gonna come here

46:23
and we're gonna go

46:27
and copy this. Let me go

46:29
imagine.

46:33
Aspect ratios allow you to change the aspect ratio

46:36
of

46:37
the image. So when we do that, so we come

46:40
here, we type AR,

46:43
and then let's go, for example, 16 by 9.

46:50
Now, instead of getting a square,

46:53
MidJourney is gonna create for us

46:56
a seamless pattern that

46:58
has the aspect ratio of 16 by 9.

47:02
So you think about it. You can use this then

47:04
to, modify,

47:08
yeah, the the ratio of an image,

47:12
so that you can have it match the type of

47:15
product that you want to create. So if you've got

47:17
a long product I mean, oftentimes with long products here,

47:19
these designs can work really well. But But with an

47:21
aspect ratio of 16 by 9, it gives Midjourney,

47:26
a lot more freedom to create certain types of images.

47:29
It can have, for example, waves which are longer.

47:33
And so you get to make better use

47:36
of the printing area as a result.

47:39
And so it can be really, really helpful to change

47:42
the aspect ratio to match the type of product that

47:45
you're designing,

47:46
your

47:47
picture for.

47:49
And you can already see

47:52
by doing this

47:53
that we've been able to take really good advantage

47:56
of how

47:58
long these are. So

48:01
we've got some waves that are much longer

48:03
than the waves up here. These waves are all very,

48:05
very short because they have to be because it's just

48:07
a little square.

48:09
Whereas down here, because of the aspect ratio change, we've

48:12
been able to achieve much longer waves.

48:16
So, yes,

48:17
as you can see,

48:18
Midjourney

48:20
is extremely powerful.

48:22
By the time you're watching this, again,

48:25
may have changed. There may be,

48:27
the prompts may have different words.

48:30
There may be some different settings.

48:32
However, it will still all work

48:35
roughly the same.

48:37
And,

48:38
you can use it to achieve some

48:41
very incredible images

48:43
starting for free and for many people

48:46
for as low

48:47
as 10 dollars a month currently,

48:50
which is pretty amazing.

48:52
So this is the first video in this series

48:56
and

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I hope that you enjoy the rest of them.
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