Co-Stream Duo
Two streamers, one server: a live channel each, a shared schedule, clips, a scoreboard and a duo voice room.
- 5 categories
- 16 channels
- 8 roles
- Small
Choose a server, review what will be created or reused, then confirm. Merge keeps what you have; replace rebuilds the server. Vetox takes a safety backup first either way.
Server structure
Channels
START
- welcome-and-rules
Welcome. The rules are pinned. Pick your ping in #ping-roles and say hi in #general.
- duo-schedule
The week: co-stream nights marked, solo nights marked, days off marked.
- ping-roles
One Ping and Two Ping. Take both if you watch both.
LIVE
- live-alerts-one
Vetox posts here when the first streamer goes live. Rename it to their handle.
- live-alerts-two
Vetox posts here when the second streamer goes live. Rename it to their handle.
- co-stream-chat3s slowmode
Overflow for both chats during a co-stream.
- clips
Clips from either stream. Best ones involve both.
COMMUNITY
- general
Chat between streams.
- memes
Memes about the duo.
- banter
Pick a side. The rivalry lives here.
- scoreboard
This month's contest and the running tally, posted by the duo.
VOICE
- Duo Voice
- Watch Party
- AFK
MODS
- mod-chat
Both streamers and the mods. Who covers which chat tonight.
- mod-logsHidden from @everyone
Vetox Logs for the server.
Roles
- DuoAdministrator
- ModeratorModerator
- Sub
- Viewer
- One Ping
- Two Ping
- Muted
Overview
Two streamers who go live together most nights need one server, not two, and it has to make clear which of them is which. This layout gives each a live-alerts channel of their own, #live-alerts-one and #live-alerts-two, both read-only and both filled by Vetox from that person's Twitch or Kick, with a ping role per streamer so a viewer who follows only one is not pinged for both. #duo-schedule is the shared week: which nights are co-streams, which are solo. #co-stream-chat is the overflow channel for both chats at once, and #clips is shared because the best moments involve both of you. The community half is small on purpose: #general, #memes, #banter for the running rivalry between the two of you, and a read-only #scoreboard where the duo posts the tally of whatever contest is going this month. Voice is a Duo Voice room capped at four for the two streamers and a mod or guest, a Watch Party for viewers, and AFK. The Mods category is hidden and holds mod chat and Vetox logs. It fits in sixteen channels because a duo does not need more.
When to use it
You and your co-streamer each have a Discord, both are half dead, and viewers of your co-streams do not know which to join. This layout is the merger: one live channel per streamer so alerts stay separate, one schedule so the co-stream nights are obvious, shared clips and a scoreboard for whatever you two are competing at, and a small mod room. Sixteen channels, no filler.
What makes it different
- Two live-alerts channels and two ping roles, so each streamer's alerts stay their own.
- #duo-schedule shows which nights are co-streams and which are solo.
- #scoreboard is read-only and tracks the running contest between the two of you.
- Duo Voice is capped at four: the two streamers, a mod and a guest.
- Sixteen channels total, so nothing sits empty.
Recommended Vetox setup
Notifications
Two Twitch or Kick Notifications, one into #live-alerts-one mentioning One Ping and one into #live-alerts-two mentioning Two Ping.
Self-Roles
A Self-Roles panel in #ping-roles for One Ping and Two Ping so viewers pick the streamer they follow.
Logs
Logs into #mod-logs so the shared moderators see both chats' history in one place.
Questions
Why two live-alerts channels instead of one with two roles?
Because Vetox posts one embed per notification and a viewer following one streamer should be able to mute the other's channel entirely. Two channels plus two ping roles gives them that choice; one channel does not.
What is #scoreboard for?
Whatever the two of you are competing at this month: wins, races, viewer challenges. It is read-only so the tally stays clean; the trash talk goes in #banter.
Common mistakes
- Using one live channel for both streamers, which pings everyone for every solo stream and gets muted within a week.
- Adding a category per streamer for a duo, which doubles every channel and leaves half of them empty.
Consider instead
- Streamer Team Collective A third or fourth streamer joins and you need a category per member, a manager and a business side.
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