What is a Geometry Dash Song ID?

A Geometry Dash Song ID is a unique 6-7 digit number associated with a custom song on Newgrounds, which allows creators to use that music in their custom Geometry Dash levels.

Where can I find Geometry Dash Song IDs?

Song IDs for custom music are primarily found on the Newgrounds website. You can locate the ID at the end of the song's URL on its dedicated Newgrounds page.

Why can't I use a specific Newgrounds song in Geometry Dash?

There are several reasons, including the artist not being 'whitelisted' by an Elder Moderator on Newgrounds, the artist disabling in-game usage, or the song being removed from Newgrounds due to copyright issues.

Are there other sources for music besides Newgrounds?

Yes, Geometry Dash also features an in-game Music Library and an NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) Library, which provide additional music options for level creators.

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Introduction to Geometry Dash Music

Geometry Dash is renowned for its challenging rhythm-based gameplay, which is greatly enhanced by its diverse and engaging musical soundtracks. The game features both official in-game songs, which are integral to the main levels, and a vast library of custom songs available through platforms like Newgrounds. The music is often synchronized with the gameplay, contributing significantly to the overall experience and making difficult levels more satisfying to complete.

Popular Official In-Game Songs

These songs are part of Geometry Dash's main levels and are celebrated for how well they complement their respective stages. While they do not have separate 'IDs' in the same way custom songs do, they are foundational to the game's musical identity.

Jumper (Artist: Waterflame): Featured in Level 7, 'Jumper' offers a positive and cheerful vibe, standing out from other tracks in the game.

Base After Base (Artist: DJVI): This song from Level 5 is often considered underrated, featuring numerous bass drops and heavy synth usage.

Electroman Adventures (Artist: DJVI): An electronic track that perfectly matches its level's gameplay, bringing a retro, 8-bit game soundtrack feel with a modern twist.

Deadlocked (Artist: F-777): Accompanying one of the toughest levels, 'Deadlocked' is known for its constant rising synth waves and heavy dubstep elements.

Electrodynamix (Artist: DJVI): Popular for its electric drum beat and its association with the first level to feature speed portals and increasing speed.

Blast Processing (Artist: Foreverbound): Also known as the 'BWOMP level,' this song is a fan favorite for its fun and energetic nature, which perfectly aligns with the level's design.

Highly-Rated Custom Songs with IDs

Custom levels in Geometry Dash frequently utilize music from Newgrounds, requiring a specific Song ID to be integrated into the game. Below is a list of highly-regarded custom songs and their corresponding IDs, as identified by the community:

Supernova by Xtrullor: ID 593661

Endgame by Waterflame: ID 587069

Infinite Power by TheFatRat: ID 621144

Chaoz Impact by ParagonX9: ID 152047

Sonic Blaster by F-777: ID 574484

Uprise by Envy: ID 513064

At The Speed Of Light by Dimrain47: ID 467339

Chaoz Airflow by ParagonX9: ID 245921

Mesmerizing Midnight by OcularNebula: ID 524693

Infiltration by ParagonX9: ID 157014

Nine Circles by Rukkus: ID 533927

Ludicrous Speed by F-777: ID 467267

T A S K S. by BlockGhost: ID 973989

Other notable custom songs frequently praised by the community include "Firepower" by Dr. Phonics, "Operation Evolution" by Dimrain47, "Wobbly Tooth, Crunchy Apple" by Bossfight, "Death Moon" by ???, "Samsara" by Xtrullor, "Cosmic Dreamer" by Djjaner, "Amity" by Rukkus, and "Arcana" by Xtrullor.

How to Find Geometry Dash Song IDs on Newgrounds

Newgrounds is the primary platform for finding custom music for Geometry Dash levels. To use a custom song, you need its unique Song ID, which is typically a 6-7 digit number.

Here's a step-by-step guide to finding song IDs:

1. Open Your Browser and Go to Newgrounds: Navigate to the Newgrounds website (newgrounds.com). 2. Search for Music: Use the search bar to look for songs. You can browse by artist, title, or genre. 3. Select the Song: Once you find a song you want to use, click on it to go to its dedicated page. 4. Locate the Song ID: The Song ID is usually found at the end of the song's URL (link) on Newgrounds. It's a series of 6-7 numbers. 5. Copy the ID: Copy this numerical ID. 6. Enter into Geometry Dash: In the Geometry Dash level editor, go to the 'Select Song' option, choose 'Custom,' and then 'Enter Song ID.' Paste the copied ID and click 'Search.' 7. Use the Song: If the song is approved for in-game use, you can then select 'Use' to integrate it into your level.

Important Considerations for Custom Music

Whitelisting: For Newgrounds songs to be usable in Geometry Dash, the artist must be 'scouted' on Newgrounds and then 'whitelisted' by an Elder Moderator. This system helps prevent the use of stolen songs.

Blocked Songs: Some songs might be blocked for in-game usage if the artist has disabled it or if the song was removed from Newgrounds due to copyright issues.

Music Library and NCS Library: Besides Newgrounds, Geometry Dash also has a built-in Music Library and an NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) Library, offering additional music options. Songs from the NCS Library are copyright-free for use in videos, provided proper credit is given.

Song Limit: Currently, you can use a maximum of 20 songs in a single Geometry Dash level.

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