MimiMaple 🖤🐏

NEW SCHEDULE IS GOOO!!!!!

@harriVT 5'3" actually

are you a small streamer because you have low views or is it because you're 5'4

Lorehammer: The Skin Wolves!! #warhammer #totalwar #skinwolves

@LunaMoonie I don't think I'll ever recover from that screen 😂 Good luck!!

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FOR THE CRUSTATION NATION

@itsliliavtuber Go for a nervous poop

Question to small VTubers! 💜 What is the first thing you'd do if you suddenly blew up overnight?

It's a pretty sensitive mic, it'll pick me up if I'm on the other side of the room talking a bit louder... BUT it does reduce the quality the further away you are. If you want nice clear crisp professional sounding audio, around 6-10 inches from your face is best. You also need to make sure your room is quieter and may be harder to set up the filters to sound good if you are further away

Those of you that use a SM7B mic, how close does it have to be to work effectively? I dont like mics right in my face, and was thinking I could put it here aimed at me, would that work?

@gutsydemise Ooohhh I see! Thank you had no idea!!

@MimiMapleVT Its not that you "shouldn't" respond. Its just that its a kink space, and a lot of sage for work vtubers are interacting without knowing that

NO LITTLE SFW VTUBER DONT RESPOND TO VTUBER PAY PIGS—

@RunnerBlood I will do my best 🖤🖤

@MimiMapleVT You can thank us by keeping up the lovely content :)

HOLY SHEEP WHAAAAAAT?! 6k on YouTube?!? I will never be able to express how grateful I am for you guys 🖤🖤🖤

@LimeriVT Music Box of Fate by IronMouse!!!

What song is perfect from start to finish?

@Little_Nycto And for advice id say lighting is super important and which background you choose too. a plain background or desk mat looks wayyyy better than a big boobie anime pink one lol

@Little_Nycto My first one was like record highs but since then, they are lower than normal. But, its hard to gauge honestly as I do them on Fridays which are generally lower for me anyway

Vtubers who do handcam streams, I wanted to gauge your personal opinion, but how would you say your handcams sessions do in comparison to your more "regular" streams? Do they perform better, worse, or about the same? What advice would you give someone who's engaging in it?

@laranekoo i cringe at myself sometimes

@laranekoo no.. no .. you a whole lotta woman 🍑

Yippee! #vtuber

@Mimyoi 2 on one pc and one on another, but im thinking of getting a third for the first pc as often one of mine is taken up by cat tv lol

Do you all have 3 monitors or 2 monitors @ streamers ?

This looks AMAZING

New Lorehammer out now on the red app! #warhammer #Vtuber

@BorealisFroggo @WaifuWaresUK OMG YOU CRAZY THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤️❤️❤️

The @MimiMapleVT shacker cup has arrived! I am now slightly superior than those who have not! 😈 She’s looks so adorable I wanna squish her cheeks! 🥰 @WaifuWaresUK

So I rebranded last year and I'm now at the point of hitting half the 75's for partner (so hopefully in the next couple of months!!) here are some things I changed: - created a brand more genuine to myself, with a clear, defined theme that I can run with instead of being unsure what my brand or theme is at all - Accidentally found a game that became my niche (this has helped a lot, but it can be hard to find your niche) - create short form content specifically for YouTube shorts and tiktok. It's nice to post clips, but everyone's posting clips, so create something special! I made a series of shorts about the game that became my niche, which then lead to longer videos for the same game. - consistency. Both in posting your short form content and your streaming. Get a schedule if you can and try your best to stick to it. And also, try not to hop from one thing to another constantly just because it didn't work out after 2 days. - ensure your twitch page is as peak as it can be. Also making sure your panels don't make you look like a money grabber, so make sure you have a nice balance of panels saying about money and others that arent. - networking by creating genuine connections with people and communities you enjoy, not just targeting people that you think will help you grow. Actually find friends and enjoy yourself. - Love your community. Build a community that you are proud of and that you enjoy being a part of. Your community is what really matters and if you push for them they'll push for you. If you create a community full of people that you enjoy, then you'll never be bored. If you're having a down day, when you stream they'll cheer you up and give you energy. There are days I feel like crap and don't feel like I can press go live, but my community is waiting. (nagging at me lol) If they feel valued, and not just like a piggy bank, they will value you ❤️ I hope these helped a bit. If you have any questions or anything feel free to dm me 😊 I'm not a guru lol but I can try to help

if you’re a twitch creator and you went from being a small creator for a while to hitting twitch partner (or close to it), what are some changes you made to your content to finally get there? I want to finally make twitch partner this year and wanted some advice!! 💚💚