u/IAmTheWolfOfMusic

After years of streaming on and off, streaming, then giving up, then coming back, I have finally reached affiliate! It's been crazy, but I finally stopped caring about viewer count and about how I need to grow, and just started having fun. I've also been connecting with people, and as great as it is to collab with them, what's even greater is that they also want to just have a good time.

I just wanted to post this to say, it is possible! Regardless, I've been having a lot of fun, and I'm gonna keep going just because I'm enjoying talking to myself lol

Hey all, been streaming for about a month, maybe a little bit more, so maybe that's the answer, but in many of the subreddits I've been apart of, many people say they'll get more people watching and talking on their YouTube stream than on their Twitch streams. ??? Am I crazy? How are y'all drawing people into YouTube streams? I've had a whole ONE person ever tune in and talk on there everytime I've multistreamed. Am I missing something here?

Hey all! It is exactly as the title says. I recently got my first model, but I was playing around with some of the free models before in preparation. Doing a bunch of tweaks and setups before I got my real one, and watching many tutorials on everything about Vtube Studio.

I thought I had figured out why my model would lag out while recording, and even did a recording test that day to confirm it was running smoothly, but then I streamed for the first time and she lagged within 20 minutes! I looked up everywhere on why my FPS would drop on VTS, and thought I had done everything to fix it, but then today when I streamed again, started lagging after about an hour. When checking the log, it still said 50 FPS! I am at a loss. Could it be my ram? I was only playing Palword by the way, as well as opening VTS without Steam and as admin.