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Meet CinderBeats.

Original songs, Dead by Daylight chaos, and one of the friendliest chats on Twitch. Pull up a log by the campfire.

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Why people stay

A stream that feels like home

CinderBeats is a Twitch streamer and music creator. Her streams mix Dead by Daylight with her own songs, and the room she's built is the real draw.

A positive community

Her chat is warm, welcoming, and quick to cheer each other on. New faces get greeted, not grilled.

Zero toxicity

No name-calling, no pile-ons. It's a place to unwind after a rough day, not add to one.

Real creativity

She writes and performs her own songs, many of them about the games she plays. Then she jams them live on stream.

Original music

“Myers Deadly Game”

Written and created by CinderBeats: a Dead by Daylight song about the game's most famous stalker. Her catalog has plenty more, like “Let Me Love You, Rin,” “Spellbound,” and “It's My Game.”

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The avatar

Say hi to Cinder

Curly red hair, a mic in hand, and boots made for the stage.

CinderBeats avatar smiling
Hey, bestie
CinderBeats avatar singing on stage
On stage
CinderBeats avatar walking in a ball cap
Off to the next match
CinderBeats avatar looking over her shoulder
Over the shoulder
The numbers

Her channels today

Public totals as of Oct 8, 2026.

YouTube Shorts views
40,648
129 Shorts · Oct 8, 2026
TikTok views
20,706
111 videos, 651 likes · Oct 8, 2026
YouTube subscribers
117
Oct 8, 2026
TikTok followers
99
Oct 8, 2026
Instagram followers
97
Oct 8, 2026
Clip posts logged
0before Oct 6, 2026
→
20Oct 11, 2026
TwitchYouTubeTikTokInstagram
The story

Before → turning point → after

Before

Stuck on Twitch

Hundreds of highlights lived only on Twitch: 328 highlights and 141 clips. Clipping and posting had been tried four different ways, and none of them stuck.

Turning point

One clean system

As her business partner on the behind-the-scenes side, I set up one dedupe log keyed to each highlight, so nothing gets posted twice, plus a curation checklist: 5 criteria scored 0–2, keep anything that scores 7 or more.

After

Clips going out

20 clip posts logged across TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook as of Oct 11, 2026.

How we do it

The rules I actually follow

  • Only clips she made herself go out as-is, and anything new needs her OK first.
  • No editing her clips.
  • Nothing with copyrighted sound alerts, private moments, or name-calling.
  • Posts go out in her voice, not mine.
Lessons learned

Failures included

  • Her vertical Shorts get a median of 195 views, versus 4 for wide videos. Format matters more than volume.
  • One clip got uploaded twice because nobody checked what she had already posted. Now we check first.

Come hang out at the campfire

Catch CinderBeats live on Twitch: good music, good games, good people.

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