How can I use my own MP3 songs as iPhone ringtones?

[WolverineGuy]

iRinger

I've been using iRinger, and have been putting ringtones on my iphone with no problem. It automatically imports to iTunes.

 

[johnpullock]

You need a software program to make iPhone ringtones from your MP3 songs and to transfer the ringtones into iPhone.

I use Ace Ringtones Maker for iPhone software.

It takes only one minute to make new mobile ringtones and transfer to iPhone. It supports many file formats, not just mp3. You can also apply special sound effects like fade-in, fade-out, echo and volume enhancement etc.

You can create unlimited free cell phone ring tones out of your own music library and don't have to buy anything from Apple iTunes store.

You don't need to unlock or jail-break your iPhone.

I found it very easy to use and great value for money.

You can download free trial version of Ace Ringtones Maker for iPhone
from:-
http://iphone.ace-mobile-software.com/free-ringtones-maker-for-iPhone-mobile-phone.php
and buy the full version only if you are satisfied.

 

[jeremykyle]

"iRinger" is by far the best program to use in my opinion. Let's you import an audio file, select the part you want to use plus add effects, then it automatically puts it in your iTunes so that it syncs automatically.

 

[megamanbnmaster]

I just made my ringtone nsync's "bye bye bye". As a PUA, its perfect for me to pick up HB's.

All I need is a wingman to call me just at the right moment.. when that bad boy starts a jumpin' aint noone can resist shakin' their butt to it.

haha. Scrubs Quote FTW.

I just go to iTunes, chose a song, limit it to 30 seconds, convert. delete the converted file, drag it back from the trash and rename it m4r, so far it works and i havn't had any problems yet.

 

[Drewsky87]

it is actually quite simple. in itunes right click and select get info, then select the options tab and choose the 30-40 second clip of the song you want to be your ringtone then right click the song, convert to AAC. then go to like start - search (on a windows, or use spotlight on a mac), and type in the song title. the one that comes up songtitle.m4a, rename it as songtitle.m4r, and then import it into itunes.

viola!

Yeah it's quick and easy using this method. I've been doing this for the past 3 years and have never had any problems. However people should know that if the 'Create AAC Version' option is not available when you right click, you change it by going to the import setting under Preferences and change the 'Import Using:' option to AAC then it will appear.