What makes a good Twitch music stream?

I feel like I've been in a dark cave the last 7 or 8 months (read - I had an overly corporate job which I've now quit!) so I've had to very carefully prioritise my music making activities. That meant prioritising short form content (on Instagram) as bit sized stuff was easier to fit in with my busy schedule as well as a couple of carefully selected live gigs. It also meant my regular Twitch show was paused but as of last night I'm back on in my old regular Monday night (9pm UK time) slot with lots and lots of ideas for making the stream more fun, more interactive and maybe even a bit outrageous in future!

Anyway - hope everyone in Hive land is doing well - I miss some of the amazing people I've met here and hoping to re-connect in the coming weeks.

For now a question - if you ever watched my or any Twitch stream (especially music ones):

What was the things about the stream that you really liked, kept your watching or made you follow?

Streaming is a very unique thing with the interactive possibilities it offers and I feel like there is lots of scope for streaming to do even more interesting things. Let me know what you think - I'd love to hear!

And finally, here's a highlight of my first show back last night, featuring a section where I accidentally made a sound that I thought sounded a bit like panpipes!

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1983314517

Disclaimer/Status
I continue to be only partially active on Hive due to the behaviour of the self appointed @hivewatchers | (More info).

If you would like to engage my full content the best thing to do is to find me on Instagram as tdctunes where I'm the most active.

That being said - after quite some time boycotting Hive completely I do want to once again use it to connect with some of the fantastic people I've met here so I may post/comment from time to time. I'm not interested in rewards or voting so I'll set my posts to decline rewards.

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Live Modular Electronic Music
https://www.tdctunes.com/