please help. i am making a game called Egg Clicker for a school project. my files isn't letting me upload it and i don't know what to do. i don't want to get premium to download it, either. please help.

There are online tools which can download music from YouTube, but they often have viruses and I believe they are against YouTube's terms of service.

I would recommend getting music from a different source. Scratch has some built in music, and you can also find free music by searching things like “royalty free music,” “creative commons music,” “free music,” etc.

IzZy_977 wrote:

please help. i am making a game called Egg Clicker for a school project. my files isn't letting me upload it and i don't know what to do. i don't want to get premium to download it, either. please help.

one way is by using Audacity to record system audio Link to their site. You can download it on the Microsoft Store, Google Play, and Chrome (though I prefer the first 2 options). Like the previous guy said though, this may violate YouTube's TOS, but it's not being used commercially or anything so it should be fine.

fishy__king wrote:

IzZy_977 wrote:

please help. i am making a game called Egg Clicker for a school project. my files isn't letting me upload it and i don't know what to do. i don't want to get premium to download it, either. please help.

one way is by using Audacity to record system audio Link to their site. You can download it on the Microsoft Store, Google Play, and Chrome (though I prefer the first 2 options). Like the previous guy said though, this may violate YouTube's TOS, but it's not being used commercially or anything so it should be fine.

or you can just use cobalt

Peter-Dunbar wrote:

fishy__king wrote:

IzZy_977 wrote:

please help. i am making a game called Egg Clicker for a school project. my files isn't letting me upload it and i don't know what to do. i don't want to get premium to download it, either. please help.

one way is by using Audacity to record system audio Link to their site. You can download it on the Microsoft Store, Google Play, and Chrome (though I prefer the first 2 options). Like the previous guy said though, this may violate YouTube's TOS, but it's not being used commercially or anything so it should be fine.

or you can just use cobalt

With this tool, make sure the music doesn't require a license. From what I know, projects with licensed music can be reported under DMCA, regardless of credit

Thanks guys. i will try to link to their site.

An easy way i use a lot is make a screen recording of the video with the audio, and then delete the format and change it to .mp3, or preferably .wav