Nothing can be saved or changed on the !demo channel, but you can on your own channel.

Available voices for !demo

Normally the channel bot will speak using its own voice, as defined by the bot's login. However, for certain situations, it is preferable to allow the bot to speak using some other voice. This requires authentication as the new voice, which is not necessarily who you're currently logged in as.

You must first be a channel moderator to enable this, and then must also have the credentials for the voice you plan to use (be it the broadcaster or some dedicated bot account).

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Having trouble getting voices to work? The 'Say Hello' button can help.

Hints and tips

  • Many things can go wrong with setting up a bot voice. The quickest and easiest way to test a voice is to click 'Say Hello', which should put a message in the channel's chat saying hello from that voice. If it does not, you may receive a helpful error message.
  • If 'Say Hello' succeeds but the bot does not react to commands, it may be that general channel permissions need to be re-granted. This can happen if the broadcaster tells Twitch to disconnect the Mustard Mine app, or if other authentication-related issues occur. If you are the broadcaster, .
  • Intermittent failures can be caused by rate limits and timeouts.
  • Having the voice be a moderator bypasses many of Twitch's restrictions.

Permissions

In order to send certain commands, the bot must be authenticated. Choose as many
or as few as you wish; any commands not authorized here will simply fail to work.

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Authenticating someone other than !Demo? Copy/paste the login URL to another
browser, or log in separately - it will work fine!

Unable to send chat messages

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