Streaming on Twtich for the first time and talking about some art tips

[Lunar-Turtle]

Hey guys. I was streaming on Youtube for some time, but many people tell me Twitch is better for artists. So I decided to move. I never used Twitch before, so if anyone has any tips on how to use it properly, your advice is greatly welcomed.

Twitch

We will be starting in like 3 hours, 20:00 of CET. I want to talk about some art tips because I noticed many people ask for advice when it comes to art and how to do things right, so I may use the stream for this. If anyone decides to come, I will be very happy to see you there

[Iridium]

Awesome! I'll be sure to check you whenever I can! I am also thinking about streaming, but I need to upgrade my gear so that my poor notebook won't fry while I stream lol

[Lunar-Turtle]

Cool, go for it

We actually start in half an hour, so you can join us soon

[HopefulAttempt]

Stream Labs or Stream Elements helps with setting up the screen so you can have notifications of new followers and what not pop up or have the stream chat on it for anyone not watching on Twitch, and OBS Studio is great for managing the stream overall. I've been using Stream Elements, but my understanding is Stream Labs has more to offer, I just haven't found the time to check it out yet. Also, it really easy to export anything on Twitch to YouTube. Stream Labs also has a prime version (not associate with Amazon Prime from what I read) that lets you stream to Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook at once, but I don't know how well that actually works
Good luck with your stream!!!

[Lunar-Turtle]

Sorry for the late reply, and thank you so much for the tips

[Kittyfox]

Ooh Lunar you're on Twitch? I don't have an account but I do watch streams, so I'll definitely check it out!

[Lunar-Turtle]

Yeah, people were telling me it's better for streaming, so I moved where cool kids are. Youtube will be used for speedpaints and talking videos about art