Once the avatar renders transparently, the visual illusion depends entirely on vocal tracking responsiveness. Veadotube mini triggers mouth-open states and blinking frames based on input amplitude. Setting these triggers improperly leads to an avatar that chatters when you type or remains frozen while you speak softly.
Locate the microphone icon on veadotube's primary dashboard. Select your actual broadcast hardware rather than virtual lines to minimize latency. Below the hardware selection sits the sensitivity meter, displayed as a vertical or horizontal audio bar with adjustable sliding indicators.
Set the two primary markers:
- The Silence Threshold (Lower Limit): Remain silent and breathe normally while typing on your keyboard. Set the lower trigger slightly above the ambient noise floor. This ensures background keyboard switches, mouse clicks, and room echoes do not trigger the speaking animation.
- The Activation Threshold (Upper Limit): Speak at your natural conversational volume. The indicator should easily cross this mark whenever you pronounce words, toggling the character to the open-mouth state.
Veadotube also features an animation speed slider. Adjusting this value between 120ms and 200ms creates a balanced hold time. A short delay prevents the mouth from fluttering violently between rapid syllables, producing a cleaner, more readable animation.
