ringtone maker ?

[fsas06]

is there any good free or really cheep ringtone makers for the phone ? i dont mind paying for them on itunes, it just they dont have ever band i like able to make as ringtones

[KNK]

Originally Posted by fsas06

is there any good free or really cheep ringtone makers for the phone ? i dont mind paying for them on itunes, it just they dont have ever band i like able to make as ringtones

Audacity is a freeware and works great. just google

[Youngbinks]

I've got SoundForge and it works really well, however, I'm not sure if it's free because I had someone else put it on my comp.

[vinnyatbellsouth]

awsome thank u

[KNK]

Originally Posted by Youngbinks

I've got SoundForge and it works really well, however, I'm not sure if it's free because I had someone else put it on my comp.

Its not free, I have it and that is what I use, also Audition.

[Youngbinks]

Dang and I definitely didn't pay for it. Uh oh...

[fsas06]

Originally Posted by KNK

Audacity is a freeware and works great. just google

i have tryed that b3 for and wasnt sure how it works lol

[KNK]

Originally Posted by fsas06

i have tryed that b3 for and wasnt sure how it works lol

Here is some info for you in case you don't know and for others:

1. Find a song you want to use as a ringtone.
2. Use whatever program you use to "clip" a section under 30 seconds long.(Audacity is a Freeware Program)
3. Double click the shortened file and it will go into the "Music" section of iTunes and it will start to play.
4. Right click on the file and choose the "Convert to AAC" from the drop down menu.
5. You will now have two of the same files in the iTunes Music Playlist.
6. Right click on one of the two and choose "show in (to locate the file) explorer."
7. Right click on the song with the m4a to m4r extension. You can delete the other one from that folder. If you don't see the file extension then you need to open your Explorer (myComputer) go to tools/folder options/view then go and make sure you have un-checked next to "Hide extentions for known file types".
8. Change the extension from m4a to m4r.
9 Go to iTunes and delete BOTH of the files from the playlist. Just make sure you click on "keep files."
10. Now go back to the folder you have the m4r file and double click it. It should go into the "ringtone folder" of iTunes.
11. Connect your iPhone, click on the "ringtone" tab and the song you need will be on the list. Check the check box and press the apply button lower right

[fsas06]

after i import a file and change it to acc then what do i do ? just put it in the ringtones part and it will go on my phone ?

[KNK]

Originally Posted by fsas06

after i import a file and change it to acc then what do i do ? just put it in the ringtones part and it will go on my phone ?

See #7..........