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[00:00] vtube studio is the number one free live

[00:03] 2D application used by small and large V

[00:06] tubers alike in today's video I'm going

[00:09] to show you on how to set up V2 studio

[00:11] and some little neat features built into

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[00:25] below the first thing we gotta do is

[00:27] head over to steam to download vtube

[00:29] studio with steam open all we need to do

[00:31] is type in vtube studio

[00:35] find it and click on it scroll down just

[00:38] a little bit hit the free button and

[00:40] then download wait for the program to

[00:42] download and install and then open it up

[00:44] to import an avatar into vtube studio

[00:46] all we need to do is at the top left

[00:48] hand side click on the Avatar icon

[00:52] we can select from any of the free ones

[00:54] that YouTube Studio gives us

[00:58] just like so

[00:59] or we could import our own by clicking

[01:02] again on the Avatar icon click on import

[01:04] your own model

[01:06] click on open folder the application

[01:09] will then open the folder that you need

[01:11] to drag and drop your live2d avatar into

[01:15] so you're just going to find it wherever

[01:17] it is on your computer and then drag it

[01:19] into this particular folder right here

[01:21] then what we'll want to do is close the

[01:23] application and then reopen it

[01:25] with the application reopened we want to

[01:27] click on the Avatar icon again then find

[01:30] your avatar click on it and then wait

[01:32] for it to load

[01:34] and here we are to move your avatar

[01:37] around all you got to do is hold down

[01:38] the left click or the right click of

[01:40] your mouse to move it or zoom in using

[01:43] your scroll wheel to make it fit where

[01:45] you want it but we're not done just yet

[01:49] we now have to get ourselves ready for

[01:51] OBS to do that we got to click on the

[01:52] little image icon scroll down to

[01:54] background number eight

[01:56] hit select you'll see we now have a

[01:59] green screen and now we are ready to add

[02:01] to OBS or the people that only wanted to

[02:04] know on how to import an avatar into

[02:06] vtube Studio you're all done a little

[02:08] time will pop up on the screen now to

[02:10] tell you where to go in the video to set

[02:13] this up in OBS let's now Deep dive into

[02:16] some settings to bring up the menu in

[02:18] vtube studio all we need to do is just

[02:19] double click and as we see the menu now

[02:22] appears what we want to do next is click

[02:24] on the gear icon and as we see it brings

[02:28] up the webcam tab what we want to do now

[02:30] is choose camera vast majority of you

[02:33] will be doing this find your webcam hit

[02:36] select find your default resolution for

[02:39] your webcam so whatever it is find out

[02:42] click it and then hit select we want to

[02:44] select frames we want to select the best

[02:46] frames for our webcam or what our webcam

[02:48] supports I'm going to hit 60 yours might

[02:51] be 30 or even 15. hit select next we

[02:54] want to hit

[02:55] y-u-y2 hit select and then we're good to

[02:59] go next thing we want to take a look at

[03:00] is tracking quality so we're going to

[03:03] click on tracking quality

[03:05] obviously number five is probably going

[03:07] to be the best one for the vast majority

[03:08] of you but if your system is a little

[03:11] bit older we might want to select

[03:12] something a little bit down here this

[03:14] can help with performance with vtube

[03:17] Studio but for the vast majority of you

[03:19] I would select number five or you can

[03:21] experiment and try it with RTX if you

[03:23] have an RTX GPU but we're going to

[03:26] select number five and hit select next

[03:28] what we're going to look at is tracking

[03:30] type so if you have built-in hand

[03:32] tracking we want to click on face and

[03:33] hand tracking but the vast majority of

[03:35] you is going to be by default on only

[03:37] face tracking I would make sure webcam

[03:40] FPS you move it to whatever your default

[03:42] FPS that your webcam can handle and I

[03:45] would click on auto start cam with VTS

[03:47] so every time you open up vtube Studio

[03:49] your camera starts capturing all the

[03:52] other settings I would leave at default

[03:54] you can play with them if you are having

[03:56] some trouble but I would actually leave

[03:58] them at default for the most part add

[04:00] application FPS if you do have an older

[04:03] system changing the FPS from 60 to 30

[04:06] can really improve it but if you can run

[04:09] S60 please do if your system can't

[04:12] handle it definitely lower it to 30 FPS

[04:15] if you use a vtube studio mobile

[04:17] application for your facial tracking

[04:19] we're now going to cover that what we

[04:22] want to do is click on the gear icon

[04:24] scroll down just a little bit and under

[04:26] connection settings yours will be off by

[04:28] default what you want to do is turn on

[04:30] start server click on show IP list copy

[04:33] your IP

[04:35] and then open up your phone on your

[04:37] YouTube Studio mobile app you're going

[04:39] to open up the settings as well you're

[04:41] going to click on connect to PC stream

[04:43] mode and you're going to enter in the IP

[04:45] of your computer then you're going to

[04:47] select find server once you're done

[04:49] entering all the settings on both of

[04:51] YouTube Studio desktop application and

[04:54] your vtube studio mobile application

[04:55] your facial tracking should Now activate

[04:58] and now you'll have proper iPhone facial

[05:00] tracking since we're here in the gear

[05:02] icon section of YouTube Studio we're

[05:04] just going to scroll down just a little

[05:06] bit more and we're going to see that

[05:07] YouTube Studio allows external plugins

[05:10] external plugins like twitch's

[05:11] integrated throwing system all we need

[05:14] to do is just click on start API give

[05:16] the application the port number of

[05:18] YouTube studio and for the most part

[05:20] that's it you're all done and good to go

[05:22] let's now add object to our Avatar in

[05:25] vtube studio

[05:26] we just need to double click in vtube

[05:28] studio and under the image section we

[05:30] gotta click on the little green star we

[05:33] see that there's a whole bunch of

[05:34] different items that now appears and

[05:36] we're just going to select on the

[05:38] Beverage Red Bull and then click select

[05:42] item order this moves the item either in

[05:44] front of you in front of other items or

[05:47] behind you or behind other items so the

[05:50] higher the order the more on top the

[05:52] item will be and below the order queue

[05:56] is well more behind it goes then what we

[06:00] can do is we can also flip image we can

[06:03] pin the item to the model itself and for

[06:05] fun effects we could add the sensor

[06:07] option but we're just going to click ok

[06:11] and as we see the Red Bull items there

[06:13] to adjust the Red Bull item what we need

[06:16] to do is just move it around with our

[06:18] Mouse like we would with our Avatar but

[06:19] we have to make sure our little pointer

[06:22] is over the item itself and not on the

[06:25] Avatar hold down the item and then

[06:28] scroll on the Wheel to adjust the size

[06:31] and there you go dependent all you got

[06:34] to do is just let go and as you see it

[06:36] moves with the Avatar the other sections

[06:39] of V2 studio is more for advanced users

[06:41] so we're not going to really cover it in

[06:43] this video but what we will do is now

[06:45] move to the OBS section so now let's add

[06:48] vtube Studio to OBS in OBS under sources

[06:52] what we're going to do is we're going to

[06:53] select the plus icon and we're going to

[06:55] select game capture in-game capture

[06:58] we're gonna call It v-tube studio

[07:01] I'm gonna call my V2 Studio too because

[07:03] I already have one and then I'm going to

[07:04] click ok

[07:06] then under mode I'm going to select

[07:08] capture specific window window I'm going

[07:10] to change that to vtube Studio

[07:15] then what I'm going to do is scroll down

[07:16] a little bit and select allow

[07:18] transparency and what that will do is

[07:20] get rid of the black borders in vtube

[07:22] studio and then I'm going to click ok

[07:24] then I'm going to right click on YouTube

[07:26] studio and go to filters

[07:29] with filters now open we're just going

[07:31] to select the plus icon and I'm going to

[07:33] select chroma key I'm going to press OK

[07:36] and now we see chroma key remove the

[07:39] green screen so now we're going to just

[07:40] hit close we're going to move the Avatar

[07:42] to wherever we want in OBS resize it and

[07:47] just like that we're good to go now that

[07:49] you have YouTube Studio installed tell

[07:51] me how you like it in the comments down

[07:53] below and make sure you share this video

[07:55] with your fellow YouTubers because it

[07:56] could really help them as well again I'm

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