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Introducing The Ultimate YouTube Tool Guide: For the last three weeks I’ve been putting together a list of more than 35 tools and resources for YouTubers and video creators to compile them into an ebook for you to download.

These tools come from many different areas help you

• create better designs for your channel and videos
• analyze your (and your competitor’s) YouTube channel to find out what’s working and what isn’t
• discover free music and sound effects that fit your project
• find collaboration partners and YouTube communities
• promote your videos on social media – in an organized way

I also added a small list of the most professional free screen capture software and video editing suites.

40 pages!

This isn’t a cheap 2-page word-document-turned-PDF-file. All in all, I put together 40 pages to not only offer a list, but also to describe the tools so you know if they’re relevant for you. I even let you know which tools I recommend especially.

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You have the perfect video script, the recording went well, but during the editing process, you notice something is missing: the music. However, you already know the YouTube audio library by heart and have a hard time finding what you need on other royalty free music websites. Luckily, there are plenty of YouTube musicians that have decided to grant other YouTubers the right to use their music for their YouTube videos for free. A lot of these tracks are “fresh” and haven’t been used as much as many of the other tracks from royalty free libraries.

Disclaimer: although these channels offer royalty free music in general, please check each individual video for which rights the creators grants you and whether you have to credit them. Many of the tracks are free specifically for the use in YouTube videos. If you want to use the tracks in somewhere else (for example a game), make sure you have the permission first to avoid legal trouble.

1. RoyalTrax