Just got my new (to me) iPhone 4 today. Looking to learn how to add custom ringtones to it as I need something different for a few different contacts.
Thanks ahead of time!
Thanks ahead of time!
Just got my new (to me) iPhone 4 today. Looking to learn how to add custom ringtones to it as I need something different for a few different contacts.
Thanks ahead of time!
How to make a ringtone without Garage Band.
1. Import your desired track into iTunes.
2. CTRL/Right click the track and select "Create AAC version".
3. CTRL/Right click the newly created AAC version and select "Show in Finder" (Mac), or whatever the likely equivalent is on a PC show file?
4. Go to the folder the AAC file is located in. It will be called songname.m4A. Rename the extension to m4r and move it to your desktop.
5. Go back to iTunes and delete the AAC version from your library.
6. Go to your desktop and double click the m4r file. It will be imported into iTunes as a ringtone.
7. Done.
Before step 2, you can also right click on the track, and determine the length you want to crop under Get info>options>start/stop time.
How to make a ringtone without Garage Band.
1. Import your desired track into iTunes.
2. CTRL/Right click the track and select "Create AAC version".
3. CTRL/Right click the newly created AAC version and select "Show in Finder" (Mac), or whatever the likely equivalent is on a PC show file?
4. Go to the folder the AAC file is located in. It will be called songname.m4A. Rename the extension to m4r and move it to your desktop.
5. Go back to iTunes and delete the AAC version from your library.
6. Go to your desktop and double click the m4r file. It will be imported into iTunes as a ringtone.
7. Done.
How to make a ringtone without Garage Band.
1. Import your desired track into iTunes.
2. CTRL/Right click the track and select "Create AAC version".
3. CTRL/Right click the newly created AAC version and select "Show in Finder" (Mac), or whatever the likely equivalent is on a PC…show file?
4. Go to the folder the AAC file is located in. It will be called songname.m4A. Rename the extension to m4r and move it to your desktop.
5. Go back to iTunes and delete the AAC version from your library.
6. Go to your desktop and double click the m4r file. It will be imported into iTunes as a ringtone.
7. Done.
If you are on a Mac, use GarageBand, this is the best way to do it, and it'll be free.
After you finish creating your song (or chopping down a song you already have) go to the Share menu and then choose Send Ringtone to iTunes. From there, drag it from your iTunes library onto the phone.
Hope this helps