Tutorial: Creating Bit Alerts with MixItUp on Twitch

Step 1: Download, Install, and Setup MixItUp

Begin by downloading MixItUp from the official website and follow the installation instructions to set it up on your streaming platform.

Step 2: Access Twitch Bits Commands

Step 3: Create a Command for a Specific Bit Amount

For the command Name, keep it simple. In this example, name it after the amount of bits you want the alert for, like “100 Bits.”
Under Action, select “Chat Message” and click the plus icon.

Step 4: Customize Chat Message

Be creative with your chat message to reflect your style and engage your community.
Example: “Thank you $username for the 100 Bits!”[$username will dynamically mention the person who made the bit purchase.]

Optional Steps for Sound Alerts:

Step 5: Add Sound Alerts (Optional)

If you want a sound accompanying the bit alert, select “Sound” under Action and click the plus icon.
Keep the action as “Play Sound.”
Specify the Sound File Path, finding a suitable sound file (we recommend MyInstants.com).
Choose the output for sound to play through (e.g., Elgato Wavelink, Steel Series Sonar).
Adjust the volume using the play icon to ensure it suits your preferences.
Click “Save” to confirm your sound settings.

Step 6: Repeat for Different Bit Amounts

Repeat the entire process for different bit amounts to have specific triggers for each.

Step 7: Set Up Bit Ranges (Optional)

If you want bit alerts within a range (e.g., 0-100, 101-200), toggle “Number Range” in the Twitch Bits menu.
Specify the range (e.g., 1-100).
Repeat the steps above for specific chat messages and/or sounds within this range.

By following these steps, you’ll successfully create engaging and personalized bit alerts for your Twitch channel using MixItUp.