hololive Dreams Streamer Mode Guide (Ver 1.0.100)
How to enable Streamer Mode / streaming settings in hololive Dreams — mute restricted songs for Twitch, YouTube, and VOD safety after Ver 1.0.100.
Streamer Mode (also labeled streaming settings in some builds) arrived with Ver 1.0.100 on July 30, 2026. It is the first official broadcast-safety toggle in hololive Dreams (holodori), built for creators who want to stream rhythm Lives without risking copyright flags on licensed covers.
This guide covers where to find the toggle, what it mutes, how it interacts with Steam capture and mobile, and how to combine it with Settings tuning. For the full patch list, see Update Notes.
Why Streamer Mode exists
holodori ships with 150+ songs, including covers and third-party compositions that platforms often claim during live streams. Before Ver 1.0.100, creators either avoided restricted charts or layered desktop mute tricks that also killed hololive originals. Streamer Mode mutes only tracks with streaming restrictions so you can keep playing while OBS or mobile broadcast captures clean audio where the game allows it.
How to enable Streamer Mode
- Update to Ver 1.0.100 or newer on iOS, Android, or Steam.
- Open Settings → System (wording may read Streaming settings).
- Turn Streamer Mode / streaming settings ON.
- Start a new chart — volume changes apply on the next chart start, not mid-song.
- Run one test Live and confirm which songs mute in your library.
Platform notes
| Platform | Tip |
|---|---|
| Steam | Pair with OBS desktop audio; test HDMI speakers vs headset before going live |
| iOS / Android | Enable before starting Twitch / YouTube mobile stream |
| Cross-save | Account progress syncs; re-check the toggle after switching devices |
What gets muted
- Restricted covers and third-party tracks set volume to 0 while Streamer Mode is on.
- hololive originals and unrestricted songs may still play at normal volume — always test.
- Event challenge songs for Synchro Summer Sparkle (Sugar Rush, Kyun Kyun, GHOST) include originals; verify each chart before a ranked score push on stream.
Best practices for creators
- Enable Streamer Mode before you go live, then warm up on a known unrestricted song.
- Keep a short list of safe farm charts for song farming during streams.
- If you need the full soundtrack for personal practice, turn Streamer Mode OFF when not broadcasting.
- Combine with note speed and offset from the Settings guide so stream latency does not ruin judgment.
- Mention Streamer Mode in stream titles when helpful — viewers understand why some tracks are silent.
Related systems
| Topic | Guide |
|---|---|
| Full Ver 1.0.100 notes | Update Notes |
| Note speed & offset | Settings |
| Score challenge songs | Challenge Songs |
| Multiplayer sessions | Multiplayer |
As of August 13, 2026, Streamer Mode remains the live-service standard for broadcast-safe Lives. No separate promo code unlocks it — it is a free system toggle for every account on Ver 1.0.100+.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about hololive Dreams.
Where is Streamer Mode in hololive Dreams?
Open Settings → System (or Streaming settings) after updating to Ver 1.0.100. Turn the toggle ON before you start a chart.
Does Streamer Mode mute every song?
No. Only tracks with streaming restrictions mute to volume zero. hololive originals and unrestricted covers may still play — always test before going live.
When does the mute take effect?
On the next chart start. Mid-song toggles do not change the current track's volume.
Do I need Streamer Mode for Synchro Summer Sparkle?
Only if you stream. Challenge songs include originals that often remain audible; still verify each chart. Score farming itself does not require Streamer Mode.