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The Kaohsiung Music Center (KMC) participated in the 2026 TTXC forum to discuss the complexities of transitioning VTubers from digital screens to live concert venues. Industry experts from Taiwan’s VTuber, music, and 3D production sectors analyzed the technical and creative workflows required for these performances, serving as a precursor to the upcoming V FUTURE PARTY.
The production process involves rigorous talent selection, where teams like Meridian Project have navigated competitive auditions to find performers with high stress tolerance and character management skills. Beyond casting, the technical execution requires real-time synchronization of motion capture, game engines, and stage lighting. Teams must also relay live audience feedback to performers, ensuring they can interact with the crowd despite not being physically present on stage.
KMC CEO Ding Du-lan emphasized that the goal is to integrate VTuber music into physical venues, fostering community interaction. The V FUTURE PARTY, scheduled for October 31 at the Hai-Yin Hall, features 11 VTubers from Spring Fish Creative, Meridian Project, and Box Box THE BOX. The event includes collaborative performances, such as a live music video production with the audience.
The event will host three consecutive sessions throughout the day, allowing attendees to experience the intersection of virtual characters and live entertainment. Tickets provide access to all three performance blocks, marking a significant evolution in how virtual content is presented to live audiences in Taiwan.
