Hi!
I am a nerdy female developer by day, streamer by every freetime I have. I am of the more ancient creatures, you can call me hag or experienced (*´∀`)
I started about 5 months ago with a little avatar I did in paint, a corsair headset, my old computer that I don't fully remember the specs of, but it did crash after the first streams 😅
I used OBS and veadotube light when I started.
Now I have GX Yeti microphone, brand new comp with i7 ultra 265F 2400mhz, 32gb ram and geforce rtx 5070. Otherwise the only change in prohram is I use vtube studio now.
My channel is one of those - I play everything, it is the fun time that matters (^-^)
There is no judgement.
There is no elitism.
Also it's octopus themed!
I ebgage a lot with ny chat and I talk a lot - even when no ones watching (if thats insanity or just dedicated I dont know)
I tend to do all things myself, even my Octogirl vtuber (was a lot of work as an amateur).
Another thing is that I most of the time co-op with my fiance, so you get 2for1. I think we got a great repotoar going.
Sharing a video of my latest looong vod (last of Dispatch), but also just a random short clip if people find that a bit intimidating.
Vod:
[Dispatch - it all ends in chaos](https://youtu.be/l3hhlAlANyw?si=tPFGSBZKmcT11Pgp)
Short clip:
[Zomboid - a drink to DIE for](https://youtube.com/shorts/SYGvEXDBTqQ?si=xbmYyF9vNcXMdFX7)
You'll definitely want to use a dynamic mic in this situation. Having said that, you need to have some realistic expectations. Even with a dynamic mic that's positioned well, you're not going to have great audio quality. Recording in the right space is equally important.
I did a video about the Blue Yeti, which is a condenser mic and I compare it to a dynamic mic in a nice sounding room and a large untreated space. It allows you to hear the differences. [https://youtu.be/8h2LUw4\_c-0](https://youtu.be/8h2LUw4_c-0)
grill_sgt
