Switch to Low Noise Later in LoRA Training
Jolly-Rip5973 · reddit · 2026-07-18
The author shares a training tip for style LoRAs aimed at matching target art styles and preserving texture details.
Typically using Sigmoid Balance for low-noise detail focus, a subpar texture result led them to switch to Sigmoid Low Noise at step 2000 and train for another 1000 steps, noticeably improving the outcome.
The takeaway: using high noise or balance early, then switching to low noise later helps recover textures and fine details.
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