/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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I got some ideas I find fresh, like cooking shows watchalongs or C-class movie nights. Not just "open the stream for commentary and the video in a different window", but the whole idea of it to be synchronised and live. Hence the copyright issues. DMCA applies to the fact that I'd just get very quickly tired of the same looped background music for more than three days. My solution would be just classical and folk music which I unironically enjoy and would often talk about it, but if there's a way to just play spotify or movie/game OSTs without any problems then I'd like to know that.

My gimmicks would be strategy games and "history/culture/linguistics lessons" in form of a presentation and Q&A after + aforementioned cooking shows watchalongs. Not just Masterchef of 6+ editions, but also Great British Bake Off or Kitchen Nightmares and anything like that. I'm doing majors in history and slavic filology and I'd like to put them to good use for the people who'd watch.

When it comes to *the* strategy games I got a grudge against modern Paradox, so hold your horses, nothing like cringy reddit HoI4 memes would come out of that. I also just don't like Civ in general, but might give it a shot with friends. The focus would be on less known RTS games (I'm part of an extremely small community of a 20yo game consisting of like 30 people in total and we'd sell our houses to attract more people so going viral with VTubing might be a good idea) or trying to advance in ranked ladders of the bigger ones like CoH2 or SC2.

I totally despise that whole idol culture and preferably would not get involved in singing at all, not to mention that my vocal skills are not fit for popular songs, my english accent is not fit for american hits and generally I'd avoid it as long as possible, but I came out with an idea of joint community singing (karaoke with friends or even viewers at some point) and focusing on military marches, folk songs, pure meme music or sea shanties. So you know, it doesn't have to sound professional at all. Engaging viewers into something sounds like a recipe for disaster and, honestly, it's true, but I got a way to select people and I think it might turn out just fine.
I got a concept design, name, lore, concept backgrounds and even concept advertisement campaign. The only issue is money and funding of all that stuff. I'd also have to upgrade my PC, but that is the first step, VTubing is the addition.
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Oh, sounds fine. So it wouldn't be a problem if I had a schedule including both Twitch and YouTube? What about ToS? Twitch has a paragraph saying they can ban you for stuff done outside of Twitch. Or at least that's what I remember.