How to Attend

Download VRChat

VRChat is primarily meant to be played in VR, but it is also available on Windows desktop through Steam or on Android via Google Play.

VRChat on iOS is currently in Closed Beta. It is otherwise not available on Apple products.

If you have none of these devices and want a cheaper option, you can purchase a Meta Quest 3S for 300 USD or a Meta Quest 3 for 500 USD and download VRChat through the Meta Quest store on your device.

Join our Community

We have a Discord server and a public VRChat group (Erika's Voice) where we send announcements about our performances.

Join either of them, and keep an eye on the announcements channel or on the group posts for more information on where and when each performance takes place.

Join the Instance

When a performance is about to start, we will send an announcement on our Discord and in our VRChat group with information on what group to join to attend the performance.

This group is usually different from our own (Erika's Voice) and is specific to the venue.

Make sure you join the correct group, and then launch VRChat and navigate to the Groups tab.

Under Group Activity, you should see a group instance open for the group you joined.

Join that instance and enjoy the show!

Common Issues

I'm Lagging

Rendering 80 people in a single instance all at once can be pretty intensive. To avoid lag, keep the following in mind:

Safety Settings

Make sure you adjust your safety settings to avoid rendering parts of avatars that can lag you.

This setting can be found by clicking the shield icon on the top-right of your big menu.

If you are on PCVR, Make sure to turn shaders off for most people, as those are the most intensive.

Avatar Culling

Turn on avatar culling to avoid rendering avatars past a certain distance away from you.

This setting can be found in your small menu under the settings tab under the header "Avatar Culling".

This setting is more effective than turning safety settings to maximum or turning safe mode on, as it renders everyone as non-skeletal diamonds instead of robots.

I don't hear the performer

Depending on the venue, the performer may be transmitting their audio either through their mic or by streaming to a video player in the world.

If you don't hear the performance, you may need to make sure your world audio is turned up in your audio settings.

If that still doesn't fix it, make sure you allow untrusted URLs in your settings. This can be found in your big menu under the Comfort & Safety tab, under the Safety heading.

If you've done all of these things, but the issue still persists, there may be an issue with the video player. Try resyncing the video to update your feed. The button for this should be by the video controls in the world.