This is how to make an interactive sleep live stream on TikTok, just like the king of sleep streams Jakey Boehm, who makes $49,000 per month.
If you're feeling overwhelmed at any point during the setup process then check out the contact page. I can help you set up a sleep stream on Fiverr.
The 3 Fundamentals
A good sleep stream can be broken into 3 components:
The basics. Setting up sound and videos, choosing gifts and displaying videos.
The usuals. A scrolling image showing all gifts, a list of recent gifters and how to project to two screens.
Smart devices. How to use smart devices to turn on lights, react to sound and using smart plugs to activate smoke and bubble machines. It's genuinely easier than you might think!
What You Need
Let's go over everything you need to make a sleep stream.
Required
We'll start with what's necessary and then cover some optional items. Anything underlined is a clickable link.
Access to TikTok LIVE. This means you are 18+ with over 1,000 followers. No stream key is needed!
Access to any PC or Mac, including laptops.
Ability to output sound. Speakers of some type.
A TikFinity account. This is free, just click the setup page to make an account.
A bed or something to "sleep" on!
Optional Software
A TikFinity Pro account. $19/month. This allows more than 10 gifts to be used.
GIMP image editing software. Free. For making our image list.
OBS Studio. Free. To output sounds and videos.
IFTTT account. Free. To link TikFinity with smart devices.
IFTTT Pro subscription. For more complex smart device interactions like adding delay. $3/month. Use code HARRY10 to save 10% at checkout.
Optional Hardware
One or two additional TV or computer screens.
Lighting. Simply to improve the look of the stream.
Sound-activated lights. These will react to any sounds the viewers trigger.
Smart lights. Viewers could control these with gifts. Be careful what you buy. I will give specific recommendations later.
Smart plugs. Viewers turn these on/off with gifts. I recommend tp-link plugs.
Smoke machine, bubble machine or anything else that you want to be turned on/off with smart plugs. More details later.
Choosing Sounds, Videos and Gifts
Choosing Sounds
The core of any sleep stream is playing sounds through speakers and the best sleep streams play videos on TV or computer screens too.
The most basic way possible to set up a sleep stream is to use TikFinity's sound alerts page. Just click "Create Sound Alert", choose your gift from the list then use the integrated MyInstants sound library to pick from a whole host of popular sounds.
If you want a bit less chaos in your stream then untick "Play sounds simultaneously". Increase the queue size to the max of 5,000 in case you get lots of gifts.
If you were looking for the most basic of sleep stream setups then your job is now done. Just refresh the TikFinity website after starting your LIVE and the sounds will play from your computer speakers.
Adding Videos
However, for a full set up we want video too along with lights, smart devices, smoke machines etc.
So now choose your videos and there are of course hundreds of ways to download videos. Vlipsy is a site containing many popular clips. Just be aware of copyright law when downloading videos and only download if you have permission.
Make A List Of Gifts
Now you've chosen all your videos, open up Notepad, Google Docs or something similar and write down a list of all your videos and sounds.
Next, decide which gift will trigger the videos or sounds and decide whether the gift will also trigger your lights, smart devices or machines.
When deciding which gifts to use remember that 1 coin makes you 0.5 cents. Therefore 1,000 coins = $5.
So I'd suggest you choose a wide range of gifts starting from short-duration sounds for low-value gifts up to full-length videos that trigger your lights or smart devices for higher-value gifts.
To find a list of available gifts head back to the sound alerts page on TikFinity, create a new sound alert then click "select trigger" to see a list of every gift. Simply delete this alert when done.
Once complete you should have a nice list of gifts which are matched to your chosen videos or sounds.
TikFinity Set Up
So with our videos and sounds ready and our list of gifts made we now have to plug these into TikFinity. We do this on the Actions & Events page. We can upload 10 actions for free and also add 20 things to the sound page for free.
New Action
We start by clicking "Create new Action". Go ahead and name your action. e.g. Rick Roll.
There are now a lot of options but you want to choose either "Play Audio" or "Play Video". Then just upload your file or if it's sound you can also choose from the MyInstants sound library.
If you're triggering smart devices or turning things on or off with smart plugs then we will use webhooks too but we'll set those up later. For now, just leave webhooks unchecked.
Set the duration to match the length of your video or sound. Add 1 second on if you want to be certain it plays properly. Channel points are not relevant to sleep streams but if you want to learn more about those then check out my guide here.
You can leave all other options as the default, except for "Repeat with gift combos" which you should tick. This means for example if you get 3 of the same gift then it will play your sound/video 3 times.
Finally, ignore the message about the screen being offline and hit save.
New Event
Now we must match our newly created action with our gift. So hit "Create New Event" then click "Sending a specific gift". Now look at your list and choose which gift will trigger the sound or video.
For "Trigger all of these actions" select the action you just made. In my example here the Mirror gift triggers a clip from my favourite streamer Ninja.
If you want TikFinity to randomly choose between multiple sounds or videos for a gift then choose the random option below that and select all the actions you want it to pick from.
When finished, hit save.
Now simply repeat the actions and event process for every gift you've got on your list.
If you're also using the Sound Alerts page then this page has a separate gift queue which can result in sounds or videos playing over each other. This can add to the fun and chaos of a sleep stream but just keep this in mind.
Get The TikFinity Screen
Finally, we must transfer the videos and sound from TikFinity to OBS, so that the sounds can play through our speakers and so we can play videos on our screens.
Staying on the Actions & Events page, scroll down to the Overlay Screen Settings and increase the queue size if it's really low. This just means if you get multiple gifts at once then they will be nicely backed up instead of being ignored.
Now simply click on the blue URL of screen 1 and it will copy it to your clipboard.
Add The Screen To OBS
Next, download OBS if you didn't already and skip any setup dialogue.
Before we go further, an important note about OBS. When you're making any changes make sure you only have one version of OBS open, otherwise changes might be lost. This will be important later because we'll have a second version of OBS showing our list of available gifts.
Near the bottom of OBS, click the + button beneath the sources header and select "Browser". Name this "TikFinity Screen 1" then press OK.
Replace the OBS URL with the TikFinity URL that is already copied to your clipboard. Set the dimensions to a width of 1920 and a height of 1080.
Leave every checkbox in its default state except for "Shutdown source when not visible" which should be ticked.
Finally, press OK. Congratulations, your videos and sounds will now play through OBS.
Testing TikFinity
Before we talk about how to properly display your videos on a screen, we should test them. So start by placing TikFinity and OBS side by side then on the Actions & Events page you simply hit the play icon next to each action to test that it is working.
If everything is working as intended it should be playing video on OBS and outputting sound through your speakers.
Don't press the play buttons too quickly. TikFinity puts everything in a queue so be patient while you watch each video.
Add A List Of Recent Gifters
Right now your OBS is probably just showing a black screen. Of course, this is because you are not live and nobody is gifting to trigger videos.
However, even when you're live it's likely you won't be receiving gifts 100% of the time so we can add a list of your most recent gifters which shows up when videos aren't playing.
To do this, head to the Overlay Gallery on TikFinity and find the Gift Feed. Click "Test" a few times to populate the feed with some test items then click Customise to make any desired changes. I recommend increasing the font to 100.
Now copy the URL and as we did with the TikFinity screen we add it as a browser source. This time our dimensions will be 480 by 1080. Leave the other options the same and hit OK.
Now on TikFinity click the Test button around 6 times and inside OBS you should see a simulated list of gifts. Currently, it isn't covering the whole screen so click the right middle red square to drag it across to the side of the screen.
Next, in the sources list drag the gift feed to the bottom of the list. This means it will only show up when a video isn't playing. You can check this by doing a test of one of your videos.
Finally, right-click the new gift feed source and click filters. Add the scroll effect filter and add some vertical speed. Click the test button on the TikFinity overlay gallery page to test that it is scrolling properly.
Connect Your Screens
Now it's time to connect our additional computer screens or TV screens. If you're going for a full sleep stream setup then you want to connect two additional screens. One to output the videos and one to display a scrolling list of gifts they can send.
Most Macs and PCs can connect two additional screens just fine. There are so many different ways to connect screens these days so if you don't know how to connect your screens just open a new tab and look it up on YouTube or hop into my Discord for help.
To check your screens are successfully added to your computer just drag your mouse off the sides of your main screen and you should see the mouse appear on the next screen.
Finally, position your screens in your room so that the viewers can clearly see them when you go live from your phone.
Full-Screen Projector
Now we need to project our videos from OBS to our new screens. To do this, right-click the area in which the videos and sounds play and select "Full-screen Projector (Preview)". Now simply select the correct screen from the list.
Although it's probably showing as blackness, OBS is now projected onto your chosen screen. You should head to TikFinity's Actions & Events page and hit the play button on one of your videos to test that it's projecting properly.
Whenever you want to stop it from projecting, simply hit ESC on your keyboard.
The Basics Are Complete!
Remember our 3 fundamentals? We've now completed the basics so you could now go live from your phone with a functioning sleep stream.
However, we're missing out on a lot of interactivity and your LIVE will make a lot more money if we keep going by adding smart devices and crucially using another screen to show the viewers what gifts they can use.
Creating A Gift List Graphic
The viewers need to know what gifts to send and what happens when you send them. You could leave the viewers to guess, you could explain it on the LIVE or you could make a video.
However, the best option is to display a scrolling list of gifts on another screen.
GIMP
Later on, I'll show you how to add the scroll effect. For now, we just need to make a nice graphic. You could use any image editing software but I'm going to use GIMP because it's free and it means you can follow along.
I have a free template which you can download here. Just open this file in GIMP and follow along. I've left space to add many more gifts.
GIMP Does Not Auto-Save!
A quick warning, GIMP does not auto-save. So constantly save your work as you go!
Changing Image Height
Firstly, everyone will have a different number of gifts so if you want to add more or less length to the image then click Image at the top and click Canvas Size and change the height dimension according to your wishes. You'll probably find yourself tweaking this as you go.
Edit Your First Gift
I suggest ordering your gifts from lowest value to highest value or vice versa. Let's begin by editing the Rose gift which I've already included.
On the left of GIMP press the A icon or press "T" on your keyboard to activate the text editor then simply click on any piece of text. Now edit the name of your gift and beneath that edit what the gift does. Finally, edit the coin value to match the value of the gift.
Next, think about what effects your gift does. If it does not have a lighting or smart effect then press the eye icon on the right to hide the light bulb icon, do the same for the video icon if it is only a sound alert.
Finally, replace the rose icon with the correct gift icon. To do this, head back to the Actions & Events page on TikFinity, or the Sound Alerts page. Now right-click the relevant gift icon and select copy image.
Next, on the right of GIMP click on the gift icon layer then either click Edit > Paste or press ctrl + v on your keyboard to paste. Your icon will be showing but as a "Floating Selection" so press the green and white paper+ icon at the bottom to add it as a new layer.
Finally, right-click the old gift icon in the layer list and select "Delete Layer". If you need to move around your new gift icon then press "M" on your keyboard or click the Move Tool in the top left corner.
Feeling Stuck?
Don't forget if you're stuck this is all outlined in the video at the top of the page. You can also hire me on Fiverr to help you do this.
Copy And Repeat
Now that we know how to edit each gift it's a case of copying and repeating. This involves a few tricks which I'll explain right now. As you see, we have grouped everything to make it easier.
On the layer list on the right click on the top option and click the - (minus) symbol to collapse the group.
Now press ctrl + c to copy the group followed by ctrl + v to paste. Double-click and rename the group to your next gift. You might think nothing has happened but your graphics are just currently on top of each other.
To move your newly copied graphics into the correct position first we must link all the layers of the group together. Click in the space to the right of the eye and a chain icon appears. Enable the chain icon for every layer in the group, including the top layer.
Now press M on your keyboard or click the Move Icon tool in the top left and we can now drag our new gift group beneath our first one. Once you've finished moving it, untick all the chain icons.
Then, simply rinse and repeat with every gift and what it does until you hit the bottom. Don't forget the canvas size tip earlier on if you're running out of space.
Export Your Image
Your final step with GIMP is to export it as an image file.
Click File > Export As and give your file a name and pick a file format. If you're not sure then just end the file name with ".png". e.g. I could call my file "sleep stream gift list.png".
Add To OBS
Now that we have a great-looking graphic it's time to add it to OBS. We will open two versions of OBS later but for now, make sure you just have one open.
Underneath the Scenes section on OBS press the + button and make a new scene and call it "Gift List" or similar. If you haven't named the other scene yet, right-click it and select rename and call it "Video Scene" or similar.
Now click back to your Gift List scene and add a new source. This time we are adding an image source.
Name your image source "List of gifts" or similar and find which folder you've saved it in. Leave the other boxes unchecked and press OK.
Now your gift list is showing but it probably isn't displaying properly. We need to add the scroll effect and also flip it on its side because the screen which is showing this is gonna be in portrait mode.
Scroll Effect
To add the scroll effect right click the image in the list of sources and select filters. In the bottom left press the + icon and select "Scroll" and press OK.
Now add your desired amount of "Vertical Speed" scroll. Make sure "Loop" is ticked.
Now simply close out of the filters page and your image is repeatedly scrolling!
Rotate The List
Now we must rotate the list because we are going to be putting our gift list screen in portrait mode. To do this, right-click on the scrolling image, select transform and choose rotate 90 degrees clockwise (or anti-clockwise).
Add Graphics To The Top Of The Gift List
You may want to add more graphics to the top of your gift list. For example, you could use GIMP to create a graphic which says "Send these gifts to control the room!".
To do that, hit File > New and make sure the image width is set to 1080 and you probably want a height anywhere from 50 to 200.
Use the Bucket Fill Tool (Shfit + B) to change the background colour and the Text Tool (T) to add any text then as previously hit File > Export As to save your image.
Finally, add it as an image source in OBS then rotate the image by 90 degrees as we did with the scrolling list.
Now our scrolling list has a nice-looking fixed header!
Full-Screen Projector
It is once again time to test that our screen is working. Make sure your screen is plugged in then right-click on the scrolling image and select "Full-screen Projector (Preview)" and choose your desired screen.
Projecting To Two Screens At Once
So far we've just projected from one version of OBS but of course, we want to project to two screens so we can show the output of the videos on one screen and our scrolling list of gifts on the other.
To do this, we simply open two versions of OBS. Just type "OBS" into your computer's search bar to open a second version and select "Launch Anyway" when OBS gives you a warning.
Remember, do not make any major changes to OBS while you have two versions open. There is a risk that it won't save the changes!
Now simply set one version to your Video Scene and one to your scrolling gift scene and use the full-screen projector to projector to your desired screens.
Standard Setup Now Complete!
Now you've got a fantastic double-screen setup for your sleep stream. The viewers know what to send, your LIVE looks great but we're still missing the most exciting part.
I'm talking of course about lighting, smart devices, smoke machines and more!
If your viewers could, for example, send a gift to set off a smoke machine or activate a bubble machine then this is likely to massively increase your viewership. That's because many will simply sit there in anticipation of an incoming gift, even if they don't have coins themselves.
Sound Activated Lights
Let's start with the easiest piece of "smart" tech, which is sound-activated lights.
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It doesn't take a genius to work out what they'll do. They simply react in a fun way when any sound is played. So for the simplest ones, you'll just have to turn it on and when it detects sound from your speakers it's gonna make a cool effect.
An Introduction To Smart Devices and IFTTT
Now for the best stuff, which is the TikFinity webhooks feature. Ultimately, this feature allows us to make a call to any smart device that you own but with the one condition being that it's compatible with IFTTT.
Instantly you're probably wondering what a webhook or an IFTTT is. Don't worry, it's easier to set up than you think!
Which Smart Devices Can I Use?
As I mentioned, smart devices must be compatible with IFTTT, which I shall call IFT for the rest of this video. So your first step is to create a free account.
To find out which devices you can use with IFT then click on create and then type in "webhooks" and select "Receive a web request". Name it something like "test", we'll just delete this shortly.
Next, under "Then That" click the Add button and type in the brand name of your desired smart device. For example, I simply typed "TP" which confirmed that I can use my TP-Link smart devices.
Once you've found your chosen brand just press back and then press cancel and we'll come back to this page later.
The main one that I see missing is Elgato smart devices. If you're already a streamer you likely own at least one Elgato product so it's unfortunate that it's missing.
Anyway, my personal recommendation is TP-Link smart devices. They are both reliable and good value and of course, you can use them with TikFinity and IFT.
Get Your TikFinity Webhook URL
You may have noticed earlier that on the TikFinity website there is a "Trigger Webhook" action when you make a new event. This is what we'll use to talk to our smart devices. This box on TikFinity requires a webhook URL so let's fetch that now!
Now before we start, a quick warning about TikFinity. Currently, TikFinity has no webhook queue. This means that when somebody sends a gift, the webhook is instantly triggered. The result is that if the same gift also triggers a sound or video then it could be out of sync if you're getting lots of gifts. The TikFinity dev tells me he is working on a fix.
Firstly, head to the IFTTT webhooks page and click on "documentation". Now copy the entire URL at the top. It will look something like this: "https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/{event}/json/with/key/ABCDEFGHIJKLM1234567NOPQ".
This last part after the slash is your private key. Do not share this. If you do, people will be able to activate your smart devices with it.
Save this URL somewhere like notepad or Google Docs. We will come back to it later.
Turn On/Off Smart Devices With Gifts
Let's begin with one of the simplest things you can do, which is turn a smart device on or off.
Create Or Edit Action
Begin by creating a new action in TikFinity, or editing a previous action. For example, you may have already made an action which plays a video but it could also turn on a smart light too.
Make sure you check the "Trigger WebHook" box and now paste your webhook URL into the box.
Now here's the most important part, we must replace the "{event}" part of the URL with a trigger name. So I'm going to replace it with "light_on". Make sure you remove the brackets.
Your new URL should look something like this: "https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/light_on/json/with/key/ABCDEFGHIJKLM1234567NOPQ".
Now copy the event name to your clipboard. e.g. I'm copying "light_on".
Change any other TikFinity action settings and hit save. Now if you didn't already, make an event and choose which gift turns our light on and select the correct action from the list.
Make IFTTT Applet
Back on IFTTT, hit the create button in the top right and next to "If This" click on Add and search for webhooks.
After clicking on webhooks choose "receive a web request" and now paste in the event name that we chose earlier. I'm pasting in "light_on".
Now under "Then That" click on Add and search for the brand name of your smart device. Now choose what your smart device will do, I'm choosing "Turn On" and at this stage, it will prompt you to connect the account you have with your smart device company if you haven't done that yet.
Next, simply choose your smart device from the list and click "Create action".
Now click continue then click finish and you're done! The viewers can now turn on my smart light after sending a specific gift.
Want to test that it's working? Just click the play icon next to your TikFinity action and within seconds you should see your smart device turning on. If you also have OBS open then it will also play any sounds or videos you've added.
Of course, you can now repeat this process with whatever smart devices you own and you can do any of the options that IFTTT has.
Smart Plugs - The Gateway To Anything
It's all well and good messing around with smart devices but what about "dumb" devices like smoke machines, bubble machines, inflatable machines etc?
Well, the answer is surprisingly simple: smart plugs. If you're confused, I think some countries call these sockets. I like to use tp-link plugs.
All you have to do is find a machine that can constantly run, then just plug your machine into a smart plug and the viewers will turn the plug on or off with gifts. This, of course, uses the TikFinity and IFTTT webhook system that I just showed you how to set up.
Let's speed-run it one more time though. Find your webhook URL again and make or edit another action on TikFinity. Crucially we need a new event name so within the URL I'm replacing "{event}" with "plug_on". Save the action then make or edit an event and choose which gift triggers it.
Now we create another applet in IFTTT and our webhook event name is now "plug_on" and we find our smart device brand again and this time select our smart plug as the device being turned on.
Once saved, you can test that your machine is working by pressing the play button next to the TikFinity action.
Turning Off Smart Devices After A Few Seconds
Now you probably don't want your devices running forever, especially a smoke or bubble machine. You have two options which are to add a different gift so viewers can send it to turn off the device or use IFTTT Pro to add delay.
Firstly, if you want a different gift to turn off a device then simply go back over the section where we covered how to turn on/off devices.
Adding Delay With IFTTT Pro
It's possible to automatically turn off devices after a few seconds. This means your viewers don't have to send a second gift to turn something off and it can save you money on the "fuel" for your device (bubble fluid etc).
Heads up, IFTTT Pro is a paid feature but it's pretty cheap (around $3) and I can save you 10% with code HARRY10 at checkout. Don't forget to use my link when you sign up with IFTTT too.
So currently there are two different ways to add delay with IFTTT. Very recently, IFTTT added their own delay system. However, this only allows increments of 15 seconds and while for us this might be good for automatically turning off lights, we probably want less time on our smoke machines and things like that. That is where the third-party method comes in.
Either way, both methods are pretty simple to set up so let's start with IFTTT's method.
Adding Delay With Just IFTTT
To add delay we actually create two applets with IFTTT.
As discussed, this does need the paid version of IFTTT so go ahead and purchase that with code HARRY10 at checkout then click the create button.
As per usual we start by choosing webhook and "Receive a web request". For my example, I'm going to call the event "smoke_on". Of course, make sure you already have a TikFinity webhook action where the smoke_on event is being called.
Now we are actually going to choose two "Then that" options. Firstly, let's turn on our smart plug so I will search for "TP-Link" and choose the option to turn my plug on which of course will turn on a smoke machine in this example.
I am then going to press the bottom + button and once again select the webhooks option which now has only one option which is "make a web request" so of course go ahead and select that.
Now the URL box is just our TikFinity webhook URL but very importantly we must change the event name inside the URL. Do not name it the same as you just did! I will change the event name from "smoke_on" to "plug_delay". I will also copy "plug_delay" to my clipboard. You can leave all the other options on this page as the defaults.
Finally, save the first applet and now we move to our second.
So create your second applet and once again it is triggered by a webhook and this time our event name is what we copied. For me, it's "plug_delay".
Now, click the + button underneath "If" and choose the delay option. You can now add any amount of delay in increments of 15 seconds so I'm choosing the minimum of 15 because I don't want my smoke machine on for too long.
Finally, add a "Then that" action which turns off your smart plug. Then just go ahead and save it.
So if we click on "my applets" you now have an applet which turns on the smoke machine. This applet then calls the second applet using a webhook which starts a 15-second timer and then turns off the smoke machine using the smart plug.
Once again, you can test this by pressing the play button next to your chosen TikFinity action.
Adding More Precise Delay
To add delays that are not an increment of 15 seconds we must use IFTTT and a third-party webhook. The steps are similar with two slight changes. Once again, we actually create two applets for this.
Start by making your first applet which uses a webhook and receives a web request. We'll continue with our example of controlling a smoke machine so I'll name the event "smoke_on" again. Once again, don't forget to make a TikFinity action and event for this if you didn't already.
For "Then that", turn your smart plug on.
Now press the bottom + button and choose webhooks and "make a web request". Your web request is this URL:
"https://lab.grapeot.me/ifttt/delay?event={event}&t=X.X&key=xxxxxxxxxxxxx".
Obviously, we've got some configuring to do on this URL. Replace the "{event}" part with something like "plug_delay". Replace "X.X" with how many minutes of delay you want. To convert seconds into minutes just use Google. For example, Google tells me 5 seconds is about 0.083 minutes. Finally, the "xxxxx" section is your IFTTT key. This is the key at the end of your TikFinity webhook so just copy it from there and replace the "xxxxx" section.
So if I wanted a smoke machine delay of 5 seconds and my key was "abc12345" then my URL would end up looking something like:
"https://lab.grapeot.me/ifttt/delay?event=plug_delay&t=0.083&key=abc12345".
Paste this URL into the box and leave all the other options as the default. Then go ahead and save the first applet.
Now click create again and once again select webhooks as the trigger. This time our trigger is "plug_delay" or whatever you chose as the event in your grapeot.me URL.
Finally, for "Then that" simply choose the option to turn off your smart plug and save the second applet.
Now test that everything is working by pressing the play button next to your action in TikFinity.
Delays Are Not Perfect
Congrats! You now have set up your smart plug to automatically turn off your machine after a set amount of time. Now the viewer can send just one gift and the machine will magically turn on and off without your input.
A word of warning. The delays are not perfect. The delay can often last a few seconds longer than you want.
The Dumb Alternative
If you're feeling overwhelmed with setting up your machines or if you just want to save yourself some time there is a "dumb" alternative when it comes to most machines.
A lot of bubble or smoke machines will have a remote control. So simply hide this somewhere, for example under your sheets. Whenever you get a specific gift, just turn the machine on or off with the remote.
Update Your Graphics
If you've been following along with everything then you've probably already made a graphic to show to the viewers. Since we're basically done, now would be a good time to update that graphic if you've added any gifts that trigger smart devices.
Interior Design
Finally, all the best sleep streams I've seen have well-laid-out bedrooms so before we do any set-up, your job is to design a room that looks really good on camera. I would suggest taking inspiration from other streamers but don't directly copy them.
Congratulations!
I'm sure by now you're appreciating the hard work that goes into making a stream like this. So well done for getting through it.
Your final job is to promote your sleep stream and go live. I strongly advise posting multiple videos on your TikTok page a few minutes before going live. Showcase what your stream can do.
Then, simply go live with your incredible new sleep stream.
Remember, nobody is a celebrity overnight (pun intended). It will take time to build an army of loyal gifters. This is not a get-rich-quick scheme.
You can get help setting up a sleep stream on my Fiverr page.
Thanks for reading!
Harry