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About This Software

VTuber ASMR Streaming and Collaboration, All in One

VOrbit ASMR is an ASMR audio tool built for VTubers.

It combines binaural audio that moves your voice with your avatar and one-to-one P2P stereo calling for high-quality remote collaboration.

Whether you are streaming ASMR on your own or performing together from different locations, VOrbit ASMR aims to become the first tool VTubers reach for when creating ASMR content.

When Your Avatar Moves, Your Voice Moves With It

When your avatar moves closer to the listener’s ear, your voice sounds closer. Move away and it becomes more distant. Move from side to side and your voice follows.

VOrbit ASMR reads tracking data from VTube Studio, nizima LIVE, and applications using the VMC protocol, linking your avatar’s position to the position of your voice.

There is no need to control the sound position manually while streaming. Move your avatar as usual, and your performance is reflected in the binaural audio.

Stay in Stereo, Even When You Are Apart

VOrbit ASMR supports one-to-one stereo calls over a peer-to-peer connection.

The stereo width and spatial positioning created in VOrbit ASMR can be sent to the other participant without being downmixed to mono, allowing VTubers in different locations to perform immersive ASMR collaborations together.

Audio is transmitted in 48 kHz stereo using Opus at 256 kbps VBR. Simply exchange an invitation code to start a call—no dedicated account is required.

If you already own a binaural microphone or use a stereo recording setup, its left and right channels can be sent to the other participant while preserving the original stereo image.

Start With the Mic and Tracking Setup You Already Use

You do not need to purchase a physical dummy-head microphone.

VOrbit ASMR works with your current microphone and the tracking setup you already use for your avatar.

Tracking is optional. You can also move the sound manually using the on-screen position pad.

Choose Your HRTF and Room Acoustics

VOrbit ASMR uses HRTF processing and lets you choose from multiple listening profiles to find the spatial response that sounds best to you.

You can also select room acoustics inspired by environments such as a recording booth, bathroom, or concert hall.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI tools were used to assist in creating some promotional artwork for the Steam store and library, and in drafting and translating portions of the store description. All outputs were reviewed and edited by the developer. The application does not generate AI content at runtime.