ComfyUI Integrates Local Audio Captioning Node
DrunkTramp · reddit · 2026-07-14
Local Music/Audio Captioning in ComfyUI
Unable to find an existing solution, the author integrated MOSS audio into ComfyUI, creating a set of locally executable audio captioning nodes. Because their native environment runs Python 3.14 (which lacked dependency support), they utilized the model's bundled Python 3.11 virtual environment and requirements to get it running successfully.
Testing Results
- On an RTX 5060 Ti, processing speed runs "slightly faster than real-time."
- The generated descriptions are detailed enough to provide comprehensive text summaries for songs and other audio tracks.
- The author included a demo video and output results using the song Chop Suey!.
Additional Info
The author notes that the installation script should theoretically support various local Python versions, though it hasn't been tested on Windows. The GitHub repository might also require community feedback for certain deployment nuances.
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