100 Tips in 10 MINUTES to IMPROVE Your Twitch Stream!

In this video, I share 100 (yes ONE HUNDRED!) tips and tricks to help YOU improve your live stream. Greatly increase your chances of growing your stream audience.

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[elektrikokapi]

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[Kaoriwnl]

Written Tips:
#1: Crete a private test stream account before you go live
#2: Move your mic closer to your mouth as possible *
#3: Set up profiles on stream deck
#4: Use great lighting
#5: Have water when streaming
#6: Set limiter for streaming software - incase you scream/shout
#7: Write plan on notepad for what you will do on the day
#8: Watch other streamers
#9: Make clips for other social media
#10: Ask friends for their opinion of your stream
#11: Review your stream if it is good - what would you improve?
#12: Use stream markers for certain moments in your stream
#13: Ask viewers if they want to be moderators
#14: Set chatbot to promote your social media
#15: Don't become obsessed with the statistics of the stream
#16: Add scene transitions to show branding
#17: Use specific transitions for certain streams
#18: Use restream application to overlay chat
#19: Reduce all background as much as you can
#20: Keep eye on stream info as you stream - stats
#21: Add alerts for followers/subs so they can interact with you
#22: Add prestream scene before streaming <5mins
#23: Add a chat overlay to go over the stream
#24: Use twitch inspector to solve stream problems without going live to the audience
#25: Play non-saturated games
#26: Use noise gate within stream software so silence mic when not talking
#27: Set realistic goals that you want to achieve each week, month, year
#28: Try out different streaming software - xsplit
#29: Group webcam and overlay
#30: Avoid red part of mixer
#31: Move sources in sources list using: ctrl up or ctrl down
#32: ctrl f automatically scales a source to fill a full screen
#33: ctrl d centres the source into the middle of the screen - use arrow keys
#34: hold alt key to drag in source to bound source
#35: hold ctrl key to prevent source snapping
#36: if you drop frames = unstable connection / adjust bitrate
#37: ensure camera + audio in sync / clap in frame
#38: capture games use game capture NOT DISPLAY capture
#39: Run auto configuration wizard for obs
#40: If you keep swap scenes in game use OBS auto scene switcher plugin automatically
#41: Use other platforms not Twitch
#42: Use free overlay when starting out
#43: Interact with other streamers / on twitter + twitch + discord
#44: Use webcam filter to make it look better
#45: Unlock layout in obs customise this
#46: Use Green screen from amazon if you want
#47: Use streamlabs facemask and other filters/snapchat lens
#48: Dont stream saturated games
#49: Attend TwitchCon or TwitchConEurope
#50: Put phone aside unless you need to
#51: Put stream alert on Discord before streaming (Come hang out and eat some popcorn)
#52: Use cheap boom arm for microphone
#53: Use popfilter on microphone
#54: Talk to everyone who is on the stream
#55: Newer nvidia graphics card use nvenc as the encoder
#56: Use twitch tool to test connection to servers
#57: Dont spend too much money - focus on stable stream
#58: Make panels on twitch
#59: Make tags on twitch -
#60: Have events on stream - days where you play with viewers
#61: enable streamer mode when live
#62: set colours for source
#63: name sources
#64: hide individual sources by clicking on the eye icon
#65: click lock on to stop it from moving
#66: have a hotkey on the keyboard to kill sound
#67: record stream to mkv
#68: set up profiles - for different streams
#69: scene collections are useful
#70: collaborations with other streamers
#71: add friends to host lost
#72: raid another channel after streaming
#73: browse through twitch extension
#74: when affiliate/partner make emotes and badges
#75: add seasonality to stream i.e. christmas lights
#76: make business cards for twitchcon
#77: add countdown to twitch
#78: have branding on stream i.e. colours
#79: use twitch panels
#80: be energetic on stream
#81: replay alerts from dashboard
#82: enable text to switch for new subscribers
#83: push to mute on discord
#84: email subs to thank them
#85: update title each stream
#86: when sharing a clip on twitter - dl it from dashboard then upload it on twitter
#87: tell viewers tips that you do
#88: display social media on stream
#89: use animated backgrounds
#90: use vs2 plugin for microphone
#91: use ndi plugin for dual pc setups
#92: put setup in closed room
#93: keep stream simple
#94: take day off if you need
#95: use an ethernet cable when streaming not wifi
#96: do exercise to take break
#97: set expectations
#98: stick to a game dont play variety
#99: have fun when you are streaming
#100: sub to gaming careers

[Jr-zkdj]

“try to eliminate background noise”
*my jet engine of a pc*,

[MagikMikeOFFICIAL]

Still some very good stuff in here for 2020! Love the subtle jokes you threw in too haha

[destroyerstp_carvideos]

Stories: "How I Cry Every Night"


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[vontoddenstein]

This was outstanding. Love that you didn't worry about editing it to match the time, focusing on getting the tips in there. Not too fast though. Lots of good ideas, some I might have known about and others I had no idea. Some were fairly simple, and others a bit more technically in-depth. Well done, you have a great focused niche with your channel. Thank you for putting this together.

[grakie]

Didn't even notice the blinking until I read the comments thanks guys now I can't unsee it lmao

[Kimbunuki]

I actually have to say thank you so much for this video.
I've been streaming about 4 and a half years on Twitch with minimal channel growth nowadays, and it's nice to see a video that explains why these things could potentially be happening, sometimes it doesn't always come down to it being the lack of entertainment you're providing. So thank you for the tips :) Regained a bit of my confidence.

[Valorx]

Man I am so glad that I found your channel a while back, as it has helped me and others a ton! I really cant thank you enough dude, your videos are so amazing and you are always good to explain all the things I have issues with!

[Its_me_Killswitch]

THANK im actually new to this streaming online community, its soo much fun hahaha. thank you for sharing huge insights as to how we can improve.

[starnavy]

I always thought I'm lacking with my streaming, but it was difficult to point out what to improve other than to be more energetic. But watching this video I realized that there a lot of things I can improve on, and I wrote down a list of them. Thank you so much! hopefully I'll be a great streamer one day.

[Mauler]

Mate you are a godsend, so much useful knowledge and straight to the point. Fantastic editing btw, made it quite easy to understand the steps.

[cartoonmind]

Great video! A ton of actual useful tips people can use to improve with no filler. Appreciate you sharing!

[satoshiboshi]

Whow, thanks mate. This Video is very helpful and vulnerable. All the best for your future

[stretchedlobes]

Honestly this video was insanely informative and I enjoyed every minute of it! Thanks for the tips, helped so much ✌️

[joseonyoutube]

I’m thankful that you’re here with us and teaching. I appreciate everything you do for us (the viewers) and the effort you put in each video. Even since day one.

[DoctorDDub]

The amount of editing that went into this video... Bravo sir, bravo. I have so much respect for you.

[jackmorrison]

This video has genuinely helped me. I watched this did a few of the tips and had one of the most fun and popular/ active streams I’ve had thanks mate

[yallay]

Thank you so much! Some really good tips & tricks to improve streams. Defintley learned a lot from this 😀

[GoldenNinja]

big youtubers/twitch streamers ignore most if not all in chat almost all of the time.