How can I remove copyrights from music so I can post it on YouTube

 It is not recommended to remove copyright from music in order to post it on YouTube. Copyright laws exist to protect the rights of the creators and owners of the music, and using copyrighted music without permission can result in legal consequences such as takedown notices, strikes, or even lawsuits.

However, there are some ways you can legally use copyrighted music on your YouTube channel:

Get permission: 

Contact the owner of the music and ask for permission to use it in your videos. This could be the artist, the record label, or the publisher.

Use royalty-free music: 

There are many websites that offer royalty-free music that you can use in your videos without worrying about copyright issues. Some popular ones include Epidemic Sound, AudioJungle, and Artlist.

Use music that is in the public domain: 

Music that is in the public domain is free to use and does not require permission. However, be sure to confirm that the music is indeed in the public domain before using it.

Use music that is licensed under Creative Commons: 

Creative Commons is a license that allows creators to share their work with others while retaining some rights. There are several levels of Creative Commons licenses, so be sure to check the terms of the license before using the music.

Remember, using copyrighted music without permission can have serious legal consequences. It's always better to err on the side of caution and use legal methods to obtain music for your videos.