/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>55739363
I WILL FUCK THIS CAT TRY AND STOP ME

>>52584351

>>52300006
Good night anon <3

>>52299296
I'm never going to make it. In the words of a long standing and pretty well known streamer, the recipe to success in this business is to start 10 years ago and get lucky. The odds of any /asp/ie getting past auds among every vtuber fan with a little bit of focus submitting their own entries are miserable. That's why you have to have another reason to keep going, be it self-improvement, ego, or plain fun. Something others can't influence or take away. This way you can't lose.

Emergency bake edition

>What is /asp/?
/asp/ is a thread for vtubers to give and receive advice related to vtubing.

>Can I self-post?
Self-posting is allowed as long as you pretend you're not doing it.

>Should I stream on Twitch or YouTube?
Most people would recommend against streaming on YouTube if you don't have an established subscriber base from making videos.

>Is there an audience for X?
Would you watch someone do X?
Is someone already doing X?

>What video editor should I use for editing clips?
DaVinci Resolve if you don't feel like spending money, otherwise use Vegas Pro.

Open company auditions:

https://bravegroup.co.jp/audition_en/

Hololive (Open indefinitely): https://audition.hololivepro.com/en

Useful links:
General: https://pastebin.com/AJLkFrGK
Op-Sec: https://mauthedoog.medium.com/21-privacy-tips-vtubers-need-to-know-ce93082cd166
Twitter growth: https://controlc.com/9eba2fbc
What to avoid: https://pastebin.com/vbp6qEdt
Twitter branding: https://pastebin.com/jVERSLqG

Stay grounded, stay hopeful.

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>>46344950
How bad could it be?