Last September I wrote about my VRChat performance setup, based on some new changes I was trying in order to do more to integrate backing tracks into my performances. I quickly ran into some limits with the approach I was taking, and have ended up completely changing how I do things since then, with a setup that is much more reliable, more capable, and higher-quality. It also allows me to use the same audio setup for both mic-boosted and streamed performances.
Today was the second day of VRelium Enchanted, which I performed at and had a really good time. I’m going to talk a bit about how VRChat performances work and some thoughts about my most recent one, in particular.
UPDATE: This is obsolete! It might still be useful for some folks (especially those working on a budget or trying to get ideas of how to cobble someting together), but my current setup is completely different and much easier to work with.
Then in June, I have a whole bunch of stuff going on:
Furality is taking place from June 5-8, and I have a booth in the dealer’s den, where I plan on having some small impromptu performances; you might also find me out and about throughout the rest of the convention, in which case, feel free to come by and say “hi!”
My choir will be performing with Rainbow City on June 6 (which I may or may not be a part of, depending on how badly this conflicts with Furality)