Newgrounds music

Citations neededThis article needs cited sources to support its information.DJVI (born: July 2, 1992 [age 32]) is a Finnish music producer. He is best known for his single Back on Track, released on February 9, 2013 on Newgrounds. The song was used in the famous game Geometry Dash. His other popular songs are Can't Let Go, Dry Out, xStep, Base After Base, and Cycles, which were also used in Geometry Dash.History[]DJVI started his music career in 2010 on Newgrounds. 2013 began a breakthrough in his entire career. This period lasted until 2015. During this period, he gained immense popularity, which he did not manage to achieve in the following years.Trivia[]Some of his influences include Darude, Bassnectar and Italobrothers.His musical style combines many genres and is transitional. This has been evident since the release of Sound Ward, where he adapted a more modern style of EDM.He gained immense publicity thanks to the game Geometry Dash.He responds to all kinds of messages and emails from fans.He wants to communicate with fans at all costs, if possible, as evidenced on necroposted comments.His music can be used in a game or, for example, in a video. Just write an email to him.He has only released one EP, No Way Soundtrack.He is most active on Discord, Instagram and YouTube.He published his first songs on Newgrounds and YouTube.

Author Comments Update! Yeah this is probably about a year too late, but apparently I've never updated the version on Newgrounds. This has a lot of fixes carried over from World 2, and some re-timing code, so for the first time ever, if you have a fast enough computer, the game will run at 30 fps, instead of around 20. FINALLY.Warning! You must have Flash Player 8 installed! Flash Player 9 highly recommended!After what seemed like an eternity, Fancy Pants Man is ready for his debut. Here's my take on the classic side-scroller formula.There's various trophies spread throughout the game from some of my old work, and from some others who I really enjoy. Special thanks to everyone and anyone who was involved in this project!Also, visit armorgames.com, they rock. And API, his music also rocks. Credits & Info Views 2,254,516 Faves: 8,453 Votes 6,747 Score 4.78 / 5.00 Uploaded Mar 14, 2006 6:53 PM EST Review Crew Pick March 15, 2006 Daily Feature March 15, 2006 Weekly 2nd Place March 15, 2006 Best of the Month March 2006 We are striving to make your mobile experience the best it can be! For as little as $2.99, please consider contributing to the ongoing hosting and development of Newgrounds! Become a Supporter! Do I even need to explain how epic this game is

Clickteam Member since: Aug. 4, 2010 Offline. Member Level 05 Blank Slate The Games Factory 2 Resource Thread 2010-11-15 18:19:31 Hello, This is Kisguri from Clickteam,Thanks for taking the time to check out the Newgrounds edition of our creation tool The Games Factory 2. In this thread I will keep a list of resources for tutorials and examples that can help you learn how to use the tool. This version of TGF2 does have some limitations that the full version does not possess and so some of the resources listed here may not load as they need additional objects not present in the Newgrounds edition. We will work to get custom open source and tutorial examples for the Newgrounds edition, in the mean time check out the following resources. Please let me know what you guys and gals would be interested in the most and I will focus as best I can on that.Clickteam.com Tutorial Page: orialsClickteam.com Resource Page: ourcesClickteam Forums: Clickteam Member since: Aug. 4, 2010 Offline. Member Level 05 Blank Slate Response to The Games Factory 2 Resource Thread 2010-11-15 19:18:16 CT-Jamie Member since: Nov. 15, 2010 Offline. Member Level 01 Blank Slate Response to The Games Factory 2 Resource Thread 2010-11-15 19:21:36 We've set up a dedicated forum for the Newgrounds edition of TGF2 over at our forums: the next few days, we'll be releasing a Newgrounds extension for the full version of TGF2/MMF2, which will allow you to use the Newgrounds medals/ads/scores from your TGF2/MMF2 games.If you have any questions at all about TGF2/MMF2, don't hesitate to head over to our forums and ask them. Or ask them here. Either way :)Looking forward to seeing the first TGF2/MMF2 games from you guys! Clickteam Member since: Aug. 4, 2010 Offline. Member Level 05 Blank Slate Response to The Games Factory 2 Resource Thread 2010-11-15 22:57:40 Once your done with your game simply click from the menu bar on File / Build / Application. This will generate the SWF file onto your PC. Then you have to upload it to Newgrounds using the Flash Submission Page.

Game, or the Smvrfs without permission. I got 2 letters that say to stay away."Overall for the animation bit, I would avoid anything that you don't have permission to use and stick to royalty free if possible. Formerly Known As J-Rex Response to Several Questions Regarding Copyright/Licensed Content 2023-10-20 15:51:23 Thank you very much! This clears things up a lot for us. :) Atlas Member since: Nov. 14, 2010 Offline. Response to Several Questions Regarding Copyright/Licensed Content 2023-10-20 15:52:32 At 10/20/23 03:51 PM, snappledew wrote:Thank you very much! This clears things up a lot for us. :)No problem! Glad to help. Formerly Known As J-Rex At 10/20/23 03:21 PM, snappledew wrote:Hi. We are relatively new to Newgrounds, only vaguely being aware of it, and we have some questions in regards to copyrighted content, specifically in audios.I think that's about it. I'm sure these questions may have been asked before, and I read through most guidelines but I would just like some clarification. Thank you!Are covers of licensed songs allowed on the platform? This can be a cover of a song that plays on the radio, or something in general that is distributed under a record label.NoAudio GuidelinesAvoid covering or remixing unless you have permission from the original author, the song is public domain or has a public license that allows covers, or have paid for the license yourself.Can animation posts link out to other websites (e.g, YouTube) to present a work containing licensed songs? I assume it is with an exception of it including a publish on Newgrounds without said copyright?Sure. YouTube isn't as strict regarding unlicensed music and is less likely to take down your animation if you use a System of a Down song for example. But it can still happen. To minimise risks, don't use unlicensed music,

Hi. We are relatively new to Newgrounds, only vaguely being aware of it, and we have some questions in regards to copyrighted content, specifically in audios.Are covers of licensed songs allowed on the platform? This can be a cover of a song that plays on the radio, or something in general that is distributed under a record label.Can animation posts link out to other websites (e.g, YouTube) to present a work containing licensed songs? I assume it is with an exception of it including a publish on Newgrounds without said copyright?I think that's about it. I'm sure these questions may have been asked before, and I read through most guidelines but I would just like some clarification. Thank you! Atlas Member since: Nov. 14, 2010 Offline. Response to Several Questions Regarding Copyright/Licensed Content 2023-10-20 15:47:57 Here are some quotes from Audio mods on covers. "Depends on if there's anything of the original song in the cover." and "depends on whether the original artist or the license holder allows covers, or if you have got the necessary written permission or license to do so."In terms of songs in flash here's this link a quote from Jeremy Lokken and his experience doing it"It's a gamble. Your work may get popular to the point of attracting attention from the owners. I put a band's song in one of my cartoons, years later the band contacted me and gave me a bunch of rare music and hard to find songs, still unreleased today, just to make another cartoon for them. That's the plus side of things.The worst that can happen is you get a cease and desist, and you have to find something else to put in your work. It can be harder with images, intellectual property rights, like using Bill C0sby in your