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How to Become a VTuber - Part 3

0h 15m video Published Aug 7, 2022 Transcribed Jul 23, 2026 A ABERON
Intermediate 8 min read For: Aspiring VTubers and content creators interested in starting a VTuber channel, with some basic knowledge of streaming and design.
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This video is the third part of a guide on becoming a VTuber, focusing on psychological immersion, advertising strategies, handling haters, burnout, doxxing prevention, and key traits for success. The speaker also provides a detailed walkthrough for planning and executing a debut stream, highlighting common pitfalls and the importance of preparation.

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Psychological Immersion

Immersion is the feeling that the streamer is a character, not a real person. It depends on a good model, design, sound, and atmosphere. Success requires maintaining the image, understanding the audience, and building a community.

[02:00]
Advertising Options

Main PR options: ads in thematic public pages (loyal audience, low cost), voiceovers from popular YouTubers (e.g., George Pattern, cost 4,500 rubles in December), pre-roll ads (18,000 rubles), official ads on VK/YouTube (often blocked), and personal connections/joint streams.

[04:37]
Handling Haters

Haters are inevitable, especially under ad posts. Ignore negative comments, engage with reasoned criticism, and don't dwell on negativity. Filter information and treat haters as a bonus to advertising.

[05:35]
Burnout and Mental Health

Burnout is individual; if experiencing psychological damage, consult a specialist. The speaker shares personal experience of losing motivation when views dropped. Find the root cause and take breaks if needed.

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Doxxing Prevention

To avoid being found, create a separate page for your VTuber persona, unconnected to personal accounts or friends. Use a VPN and be cautious of suspicious links. No method guarantees full safety.

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Key Traits for Success

Creativity, perseverance, hard work, patience, and stability are essential. Don't expect instant success; gradually build through advertising, collaborations, and consistent content. Improve models and performance over time.

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Debut Stream Preparation

Treat the debut stream like an exam. Do a test run, check quality, prepare a script with timings for intro, conversation, Q&A, and gameplay. Common problems: bad sound, lags, poor design, and technical issues.

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Overall Workflow Summary

Start with an idea, develop design, create model, add animation, configure programs (e.g., B.S.), set up Twitch channel, then debut. The video doesn't cover 3D modeling in depth or social networks like VK/Discord, as those are simpler.

Becoming a successful VTuber requires a combination of technical skill, creativity, and mental resilience. The speaker emphasizes that while this guide provides theory, the actual work and perseverance fall on the individual.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 10:35 Conduct a test run before the main debut stream to check quality and fix issues.
2 11:03 Prepare a stream script with timings for intro, conversation, Q&A, and gameplay.
3 11:17 Ensure good sound quality: avoid noise, set proper volume, and use noise reduction.
4 11:33 Fix lags in model, sound, and display; correctly configure design elements.
5 11:49 Choose good colors for chat frame and message display; avoid technical fuss during stream.
6 12:18 Write down timings for each part of the stream (e.g., 30 min for intro, 15 min for Q&A).
7 12:34 Develop lore and a unique questionnaire to introduce yourself to the audience.

Study Flashcards (10)

What is psychological immersion in VTubing?

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The feeling that the streamer is a character, not a real person, achieved through model, design, sound, and atmosphere.

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Name three advertising options for VTubers mentioned in the video.

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Ads in thematic public pages, voiceovers from popular YouTubers, and official ads on VK/YouTube.

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How much did a pre-roll ad cost in December according to the video?

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18,000 rubles.

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What is the recommended way to handle haters?

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Ignore negative comments, engage with reasoned criticism, and don't dwell on negativity.

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What should you do if you feel psychological damage from burnout?

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Contact a specialist.

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How can a VTuber protect themselves from doxxing?

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Create a separate page for the persona, unconnected to personal accounts or friends, and use a VPN.

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What are the key traits for success as a VTuber according to the video?

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Creativity, perseverance, hard work, patience, and stability.

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What is the first step in preparing for a debut stream?

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Conduct a test run to check quality and fix issues.

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List three common problems during debut streams.

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Bad sound, lags, and poor design/technical issues.

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What should a stream script include?

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Timings for each part: intro, conversation, Q&A, gameplay, etc.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Immersion Definition

Defines the core concept of psychological immersion in VTubing.

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Advertising Costs

Provides specific pricing for voiceovers and pre-roll ads, useful for budgeting.

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Burnout Advice

Emphasizes seeking professional help for mental health issues.

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Doxxing Prevention

Offers practical steps to protect identity online.

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Debut Stream as Exam

Frames the debut stream as a critical test of preparation.

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The Magic of VTuber Immersion

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Explains the psychological immersion that makes VTubers feel real, sparking curiosity about how to create that illusion.

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Building a VTuber Character That Hooks Viewers

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Uses vivid examples like 'whining horse' and 'strong sex' to show how character associations drive engagement, relatable and meme-worthy.

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VTuber Advertising: Worth the Money?

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Reveals real costs and mixed reactions to VTuber ads, with a controversial '85% are bastards' quote that invites debate.

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How Haters Boost Your VTuber Growth

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Turns negativity into a positive strategy, offering a fresh perspective on handling trolls that creators will want to try.

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Burnout vs. Success: A VTuber's Reality Check

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Honest talk about creative burnout and the emotional rollercoaster of VTubing, relatable and motivating for aspiring creators.

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[00:04] [applause] This is the third part of the video today we will talk about psychological immersion. By psychology of immersion I mean this feeling when you go to the view, I will remove it, look at the design, the model,

[00:20] various perks, the sound, the atmosphere, and finally, the stream is somehow detached from everything. You don’t think that on the other side of the monitor sits Oleg, 40 years old. There really is a slight feeling that a pygmy lynx is streaming or

[00:34] another pink window. As you understand, immersion depends on the work done above. A good model, a competent approach to extreme sports is normal and the design is normal. But again, no one is stopping you. Just with a model in any of these

[00:48] variations, quality will play to your advantage. I can’t give you any kind of guide. For magic to happen, several factors must be behind the Lord Orion’s belt and successfully converge, namely, your desire to maintain the image, find out what you need to give to the audience,

[01:03] create a community around yourself. There are many things that will need to be taken into account. Look at famous YouTubers. You feel it when watching their streams or other content. Integrity is a separate character with its own history and

[01:17] character, like a character in the movie "Anemia" or Pskov porn. For example, a horse. Etiquette. What associations do you have looking at him? Whining, 1000 minus 7 funk, D-Din, the city's website, I dimension. Right. What associations do you have

[01:32] Right. What associations do you have looking at him? Strength, freedom, sex, the ability to play Russian roulette with Makarov. A similar technique will help. People should understand where they came from. They didn't come to another old world off the cuff or YouTube. They came to

[01:46] Kachalov and the fox who plays in the ampoule. They came to the charismatic demon who, with Pedro, has no bosses, died. They came to the hilarious lynxes who joke about registration. People should understand what they're buying. Therefore, you need to

[02:00] devote time to this part. Think about how to make yourself, don't stain the pattern in make yourself, don't stain the pattern in the character. Advertising. Moving from the topic of immersion to advertising, you can highlight several options for PR. The main ones are

[02:12] clear: advertising in various thematic public pages. People there will be a more loyal attitude and, as a rule, advertising prices are not that high. You can buy several posts before the debut on the day of the debut so that To boost

[02:27] audience growth, the next option for advertising is George Pattern. Their voiceovers in the form of Guk's fallout, the rights of the tuber, gave a small boost to Bing's view. Many people learned about this movement and what Bank's view is.

[02:42] YouTubers, considering prices, cost 4,500 rubles in December, and a cost 4,500 rubles in December, and a pre-roll in a video was 18,000 rubles. Is advertising worth the money? There's definitely no action from advertising, and the reaction is always

[02:56] mixed. Stupid Doll Beckys often write in the style of "Damn, how many are there?" Anyway, let's create a column analyzing comments from ignoramuses. Alexander Raisky, I've been writing, playing, and searching all my life. He says my skill is low, and why the hell would anyone watch you?

[03:12] Most likely, 85 percent of 2000 YouTubers are bastards. "Go away!" they're moving on, various channels related to them. Each pub will have its own

[03:25] advertising price tag. So, look at the audience size and choose the appropriate option to maximize your investment. The anime situation. It's the same with channels, we're looking for a suitable one, perhaps your friends can

[03:40] recommend a specific channel. The main thing for us is to look at how the audience reacts to advertising, what asset the channel creates, and how to use advertising to maximize profit. The next option is official advertising, for example,

[03:54] on VKontakte or YouTube, when, for example, an advertising will be unprofitable. If we talk about VKontakte, I have a blocker and the advertisement doesn't show at all, and I think there are a lot of smart people like that, so

[04:09] using VKontakte for advertising is 50/50. Well, the very last option is connections, joint streams and acquaintances. Perhaps you will have a personal sugar daddy. The point here is that a person with a larger audience helps you, so at the beginning of your

[04:24] activity, give in to bus acquaintances can be different, so you can contact with advertising not only to them and channels, but also to other guys who are engaged in some activity on YouTube. It depends on you and the person, how you

[04:37] get along, and so on. In short, haters are everywhere, dissatisfied people, they always arise, I don't really try hard Some people do it for fun with arguments, while others simply don't know how. You'll encounter guys like that along the way. Your

[04:52] first encounter will likely happen under ad posts, as I wrote above. If you take jyj ads, you'll encounter many similar commentators, and in any other place there will be people with negative statements.

[05:06] You can't escape this. My main thing is to give you the instruction to ignore negative comments, reprimand truly reasoned statements, instead of yet another Russian cringe YouTuber. Read others and

[05:21] don't dwell on the negative, otherwise, the work you've done will be very simple, like in Khirino. You came up with the design, made the model, and set everything up, not just to stop so easily. Just be prepared for

[05:35] negativity and perceive weight and height as a bonus to advertising. The main thing is to be able to filter information. This will help you in any case. Burnout. The topic of burnout is very individual. Creative crisis. Problems associated with RL. Various upholstery

[05:51] and disagreements. All of this has its consequences both for you and for your content. I repeat, all of this can be individual, and perhaps your heavy Depression is just a one-day girl's pen, but if you feel

[06:05] psychological damage, then contact a specialist. Don't sit and savor the " oh, I feel so bad, so good" mentality. I also had an experience associated activity when I still had 400-600 subscribers. My videos were doing well in terms of

[06:21] views. This encouraged me to make more videos and work on them more carefully, add new perks, create links. Your active positive comments. People who recognized me on all sorts of DS servers. All

[06:36] this gave me the mood for work. It's like returning home knowing that they are waiting for you. Nowadays, views are strikingly different. The former active has evaporated and the question arises whether it is worth continuing to do and put in the same effort or

[06:52] leave this activity as a child's toy that has ceased to give pleasure. But to fence off these thoughts from negativity, you need to find something to do. Therefore, in my free time, I am engaged in large arms deliveries to the

[07:05] Middle East. But in any case, if you feel a problem, then look for its root to understand what will have to be solved. The next topic is related To Diana, many of us are afraid of this, and some don't care. Let me write an option by which you

[07:19] can be found. For example, there is a type on the exchanges, and her name is Kusa Ruvd Uber. Looking at her streams, I see drawing or and thus I will start looking for her in the VKontakte group of all the girls who are related to drawing by the method of trying a

[07:35] person's minutes and compare the drawing style or similar works. If this exists, you can get the real name of the type Uber. You can also find the type Uber Panic if she used her nickname somewhere else, for example, on a site with lessons or

[07:50] was engaged in cosplay. Also, the type Uber can simply let it slip. A YouTuber can be found through mutual friends by likes and replies on VKontakte. If the page has been used for a long time, there are many options, so think about how to insure yourself. The

[08:05] most convenient option is to create another page and use it to run a public and speak to the audience and in no way connect this page with the main one. I repeat, not with friends or relatives. You can let it slip, for example, to

[08:19] a classmate and he will stupidly dump you later, or tell your friends with whom Then, in the middle of the entryway, they'll take a [ __ ] under you. This is one of the most unpleasant options. Therefore, there should be a page specifically for your activities. Also, pay

[08:34] attention to suspicious people, that is, they will try to contact you or send various suspicious links to figure out your IP. Therefore, you can protect yourself by connecting a VPN. But in any case, taking

[08:49] all the points into account does not guarantee your safety, it simply warns you of the consequences. The important thing is that there won't be much explanation here, there won't be any technical fuss. Perhaps this stage can be put almost in first place because in it I will

[09:04] talk about things that are really useful to know if we want to become something more than just another YouTuber with 15 viewers. These characteristics can play into our hands, namely, creativity. It is useful to have a different approach to

[09:18] certain things where, for an ordinary YouTuber, it will just be a picture. For you, it can become an interactive part of the design. Further improvement comes. You need to nourish yourself and your content. New formats for improving the model's quality and

[09:33] performance. For example, Rick did a good job with the models. The head, the head, damn, the head rotates as it should. Go ahead, make it so that the head turns 90 degrees. different sides the next important point will be perseverance and

[09:48] hard work you need to understand what you are doing and understand how much effort it will take you should try instead of crutches it is better to sit an extra day and do it well this will give you experience and a guarantee that your final work

[10:03] will be done well patience is very useful to be patient do not expect that a hyip will fall on you do not hope that a bot will puk-puk I will go stream on Twitch [ __ ] [ __ ] I will end up in the rivers and people will watch me there is a chance of this but a chance is not a guarantee of success

[10:19] so sit and try gradually prescribe yourself with advertising collaborations and various activities my also stability here is logical stability in content and probably it will be logical here I think that you need to maintain it steadily but how do

[10:35] you like the idea of ​​​​steadily raising it a debut stream a debut stream is like an exam on it all your successes will be shown both the ideological part and the technical how to conduct a debut correctly firstly before the main stream you need to

[10:50] do a test run the plan for the stream check the quality find out if everything is in place in other words prepare maybe even write small speech modules under Certain situations, everything should be

[11:03] under control. When you want to learn to play the guitar, you don't think, "I want to play the guitar, how will it turn out?" You still have guidelines and goals. So here, the goal is to do well, the goal is to do well. What are the common problems that

[11:17] arise during debut streams? Looking at many beginner YouTubers, we can identify common problems. Let's start in order: bad sound, this includes noise and volume, noise reduction settings, all this will break the integrity. For example,

[11:33] having a good model, but the sound of a lavalier for 100 rubles can pretty much ruin the atmosphere. Next come lags, lags, model lags, sound lags, incorrectly configured, this is the incorrect display of parts of the design. Moving on to the design, you can

[11:49] touch on the topic of how fragments are arranged on streams, its hour in which bad colors are chosen, the chateau frame behind which the message appears, and most importantly, setting up the stream on streams when something goes wrong and

[12:03] fussing with browsers, windows, and technical marshmallows begins. All this needs to be fixed first. The next important step will be the stream script, the plan of implementation, if simpler, where the stages of the stream will be described, starting from the intro and

[12:18] Finishing the outro, the conversational part, the questionnaire part, perhaps the game part, everything needs time, and a good solution would be to write down the timings for each of the parts: 30 minutes here, 15 minutes there, and it's also important to pay attention to

[12:34] the lore and Sanki's questionnaire. There's a problem that everything is too obvious. My name is Georgy, I'm a fan of gays and orgies. Again, I'm not saying this is mandatory. You don't need to do any editing, Andrzej. They just say that the orcs are saying that questionnaires in

[12:49] many debuts are very similar to the method of introducing yourself to the audience. We've already talked about the lore. I'm just reminding you that you need to work on it to need to work on it to present it beautifully in the end. So, the end has come. Let's

[13:02] now take a quick look at the diagram and also briefly go over it. First, you have an idea, you develop it, come up with some kind of design, notice all sorts of little things and get inspired. Take references. Just make a sketch. After

[13:17] this sketch, you start creating the main model. After this model, you will need animation. This catches water. Make a rick for it so that the model moves. All these movements were done in parallel. You configure the programs. B.S. Make a

[13:33] channel there on Twitch and here and under the hobby it doesn't matter the main thing is just to prepare and slowly move on to the debut stream so that you have all the moments ready again with the model design what can I say about the video in the end

[13:47] unfortunately the topic with 3D models is not as revealed as I would like but on the other hand creating a 3D model is a difficult task because you will need not just to animate some details but to create their forms volume color physics it's

[14:03] all complicated and in general it is impossible to draw a specific general conclusion unlike the lat airborne forces which I worked on myself and I know how you can work that's why I showed an example and in the video I also didn't talk about social networks like VKontakte groups or

[14:18] Dysport servers I didn't talk about this because this topic is too simple for analysis easily create a VKontakte group and DICE and all these settings are no longer relevant to the video in fact it's all on your shoulders this video won't

[14:31] help everyone it's just theory works manually you will have to do it yourself but again no one is forcing you to make an ultra turbo mega steal model no one is forcing you to make a model for evening in it seems I'm just for our thoughts that you need to

[14:46] try to have perseverance and desire to endorse the work done all this endorse the work done all this falls on your shoulders a successful debut well falls on your shoulders a successful debut well and actually that's all okay come on

[14:59] thank you for helping let's all see each other

[15:22] well [music] [music] we

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