Acho que essa e uma das grandes duvidas de quem produz conteudo para o Youtube.Como deixar de usar as musicas que o proprio site fornece e poder dar uma cara mais divertida aos videos, mas sem violar os termos de uso do YT, para que os videos continuem sendo monetizados.Voce precisa utilizar Royalty Free Music.Ou seja, musicas que estao liberadas para uso no Youtube ou para venda de videos.Assim como nem todas as musicas gratuitas possuem Royalty Free, nem todas com Royalty Free sao gratuitas, entao tome cuidado quando encontrar uma legal e quiser fazer download dela. E em cada site esta geralmente especificado de que forma voce pode fazer uso da musica. Por exemplo, ha alguns que deixam claro que voce pode utilizar a musica, mas precisa indicar de onde ela veio e ha outros que nao mostram essa necessidade.Hoje vou dar a dica de dois sites gratuitos com tipos variados de musicas:http://incompetech.com e http://www.danosongs.comFonte: http://www.keepcalmdiy.com/tips-2/musicas-gratuitas-para-videos-royalty/ Veja como funciona o Ghost Mousehttp://www.mediafire.com/file/ovier77o3msgfis/GhostMouse-Setup.exe FONTE: https://design.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-a-stitched-denim-text-effect-in-photoshop--psd-18116In this tutorial, we will explain how to combine Photoshop filters, brushes, and vector shapes to create a stitched denim text effect using Photoshop CS6. Let's get started!Tutorial AssetsThe following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.Grobold font.gradient-shapes for Photoshop by ilnanny.Rust 'n Grunge by Ryan2006.Step 1Create a new 1250 x 768 px document.Set the Foreground color to #83b7ca and the Background color to #22576b, then, fill the "Background" layer with the Foreground color.Next, we are going to apply some filters to create the denim texture. The same texture will be used for both the Background and the text. Start by going to Filter > Filter Gallery > Sketch > Halftone Pattern. Change the Size to 1, the Contrast to 0, and choose "Dot" from the Pattern Type drop down menu.This will create the base for the denim texture.Go to Filter > Filter Gallery > Artistic > Smudge Stick. Change the Stroke Length to 2, the Highlight Area to 12, and the Intensity to 10.This will create the main denim texture.Go to Filter > Filter Gallery > Texture > Grain. Change the Intensity to 11, the Contrast to 50, and choose "Regular" from the Grain Type drop down menu.This will add subtle noise to the denim texture making it look more realistic.Step 2Duplicate the Background layer then make the copy layer invisible by clicking the eye icon next to it.Select the "Background" layer once again. Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation, and change the Hue to 20, the Saturation to -50, and the Lightness to -50 as well.Go to Image > Adjustments > Levels, and change the Shadows value to 35 to darken the texture a bit more.Step 3Create the text in white using the font Grobold. In the Character panel (Window > Character), change the Size to 300pt and the Tracking value to 75 to avoid overlapping.Notice that the letter "D" is still a bit close to the letter "e", which will cause an undesired overlapping of the edges later on. To fix that, place the Type Tool cursor between the letters "D" and