Challenge yourself to achieve high scores, unlock secret levels, and compete with friends to see who can master the rhythm and conquer the challenges of Geometry Dash. The addictive nature of Geometry Dash, coupled with its vibrant graphics and energetic soundtrack, makes it a favorite among platformer enthusiasts.

With a wide variety of levels, each offering unique obstacles and gameplay mechanics, Geometry Dash keeps you engaged and constantly tests your skills. Timing is crucial as you must synchronize your actions to the beat of the music to overcome various challenges.

The objective of Geometry Dash is simple: survive and complete each level by jumping, flipping, and flying your way through a visually stunning and rhythmically synchronized environment. In this fast-paced adventure, you control a square-shaped character and navigate through a series of obstacles and hazards in a geometric world. Sorry that this is really long, but I am very passionate about this and knowing how to properly use the music in the game will be very important so that my channel doesn't get taken down due to copyright strikes.Geometry Dash is an electrifying rhythm-based platformer game developed by Robert Topala that challenges your reflexes and coordination.

If the music is copyrighted what methods should I use to avoid copyright claims, or should I just remove the copyrighted music altogether? How do you find which music is copyrighted and which aren't, along with artists that have copyrighted or not copyrighted music and 2. I have found that certain artists like Hinkik, Colbreaks, Dimrain47 and others have non copyrighted music, and I have also seen that some YouTubers will avoid copyright by singing over the song (EVW) or by having a remix or piano cover that is not copyrighted play instead. I have tried watching the videos on YouTube about copyright, but almost none of them had to do with gaming, and I couldn't seem to find the terms and conditions for streaming as it pertains to GD. The one thing that I still definetly need to know about is how GD music copyright works on YouTube. Coming up with ideas for videos I might want to make and also thinking of things I can do to make videos more entertaining and make it more than just showing that I beat hard levels. I have been doing a lot of research over the past few months, testing out video and editing software along with streaming stuff. (1st paragraph adds context, but actual question is in 2nd paragraph) So I have been thinking about it for a long time now, 3-4 months, and I have decided that I want to start a GD YouTube channel as a way to get my name out there and ultimately because I love playing GD and want to be able to show other people how much I love it, since none of my friends in real life play GD or seem to even know it exists.

Background music for geometry dash