VTuber Store

Stream Deck pads and Shure mics for a VTuber desk. Open a card to see if it fits your stream—then buy the one you will actually use.

The VTuber store is a shortlist of desk hardware that actually changes a Live2D or 3D stream: Stream Deck pads for expressions, scenes, and mute, and Shure dynamics for a voice that stays clear while you track. Open a card when you are ready to pick. Each product page says who should buy it today and who should skip it.

Searchers usually want a Stream Deck pick or a Shure mic pick. The cards below are the products. Your tracker and encoder live in the VTuber software hub—start with VTube Studio and OBS Studio if the stack is still open. Public talent avatars live in the VTuber models directory.

Elgato Stream Deck MK.2

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Fifteen LCD keys for VTuber expressions, scenes, and panic mute

Stream controller

Shure MV7+

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USB and XLR dynamic for VTubers who may outgrow a dongle

USB/XLR microphone

Elgato Stream Deck +

Dials and a touch strip for VTuber audio, lights, and mix tweaks

Stream controller

Shure MV6

USB dynamic mic with Auto Level for talking VTuber desks

USB microphone

What this VTuber store covers

Each card is a product you can buy for a debut or growing desk: what it does on a virtual stream, who it is for, and who should wait. That is different from a software profile (you install those) and different from a talent page in the models directory. Open a card when you already know the name or you are down to two.

The shelf has two jobs. Controllers are the Stream Deck MK.2 and the Stream Deck +: physical keys and dials so you stop hunting a keyboard mid-raid. Microphones are the Shure MV6 and the Shure MV7+: cardioid dynamics built for talking desks that also run a webcam for tracking. Mixing those jobs is how people buy a fifteen-key pad when chat still cannot hear them, or a hybrid XLR mic when they only needed USB this week.

Stream Deck MK.2 vs Stream Deck +

MK.2 is fifteen LCD keys. You tap expressions, OBS scenes, Discord mute, and a go-live Multi Action. Plus trades key count for four dials and a touch strip so you can ride Wave Link, a Key Light, or headphone volume without leaving the avatar. Buy MK.2 if your pain is missing hotkeys. Buy Plus if you already mix several sources by mouse and want knobs.

Neither pad authors a model or replaces VTube Studio. The tracker still drives Live2D or 3D. The deck is a labeled remote on top of that stack.

Shure MV6 vs MV7+

Both are cardioid dynamics with Auto Level in MOTIV Mix, which helps when you lean in for a read and sit back for a game. MV6 is USB-C with a stand in the box: unbox, plug in, debut. MV7+ is USB plus XLR in a yoke: same voice now, mixer path later, stand often sold separately. Buy MV6 if you will stay USB. Buy MV7+ if you already want an interface or you refuse to replace the mic next year.

What to buy first on a VTuber desk

If chat cannot hear you, buy a mic first. If your voice is already fine and you miss expressions mid-collab, buy a Stream Deck first. Do not buy both on a tight debut budget—voice wins. Pair any of this with a tracker and OBS Studio from the software hub; hardware does not replace a licensed avatar.

A Stream Deck is optional for debut. Plenty of VTubers ship with keyboard hotkeys and a USB dynamic. Buy a pad when the keyboard is the thing that breaks character, not because a layout screenshot looked busy.

How this gear sits next to VTube Studio and OBS

VTube Studio (or VSeeFace / Warudo) still has to be open and tracking. OBS still composites the avatar with game capture and chat. Stream Deck keys fire the same hotkeys you could press on a keyboard; Shure mics are the voice input OBS records. For the full stack order—model, tracker, encoder—use how to become a VTuber and the best VTuber software guide, then come back here for the desk.

How to use the listings

Start from the bottleneck: voice or hotkeys. Then open the two cards in that family and read who should skip each product before you tap buy. If you still need a ranked software shortlist, skip the store cards and read the comparison guide first.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Stream Deck to debut as a VTuber?

No. Plenty of VTubers debut with keyboard hotkeys and a USB mic. Buy a Stream Deck when hunting expressions, OBS scenes, or mute on a keyboard is what breaks character. If chat still cannot hear you, buy a mic first.

Stream Deck MK.2 or Stream Deck + — which should I buy?

MK.2 is the usual first pad: fifteen LCD keys for expressions, scenes, and mute. Stream Deck + trades key count for four dials and a touch strip, which helps Wave Link, lights, and volume while you stay in character. Buy MK.2 if you tap more than you twist; buy Plus if you already mix several sources by mouse.

Shure MV6 or MV7+ for VTubing?

MV6 is USB-C with a stand in the box—unbox and debut on a talking Live2D desk. MV7+ adds XLR plus USB so you can grow into a mixer later without replacing the mic. Both use Auto Level in MOTIV Mix. Stay USB? MV6. Already want an interface? MV7+.

Mic or Stream Deck first?

Voice first if chat cannot hear you. Stream Deck first if your voice is already fine and you miss expressions or scenes mid-raid. On a tight debut budget, do not buy both—the mic wins.

Does this work with VTube Studio and OBS?

Yes, as a layer on top—not as a replacement. VTube Studio (or VSeeFace/Warudo) still drives the model. OBS still composites the frame. Stream Deck keys fire the same hotkeys you could press on a keyboard; Shure mics are the voice input OBS records.