Posted: 5/15/2010 7:55:07 PM EDT
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I have several MP3s that I want to make into ringtones but I need to edit the length and content..
Also, I'm hard of hearing and need loud ringtones for my phone so the program needs to be able to increase the volume. Oh, one more thing, it needs to be SIMPLE TO USE !! I'm no sound engineer. 
Any ideas ? |
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do you have itunes? if you do you can crop a 30 second ringtone from any song in your library... Ok, I used itunes to make a edited copy and it is now saved in itunes next to the original song. Problem is, I can't figure out the next step and how to get it converted to an mp3. Its an mpeg4 audio file now and when i'm in the itunes section where I made it it doesn't give me an option for a "next step" HELP PLEASE !!
I really don't care what program I use to do this and I downloaded a couple but they require a degree in sound engineering to operate. I need the editor for dummies version I guess. Any ideas ? |
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Yes. Started using it last week...neat. |
| I always used Wavepad to make ringtones. http://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/index.html |
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all I do if I have a song in WAV or MP3 format and want to make a ringtone, is I open Audiacity import it, trim it as needed, resave it to MP3 and upload it to my server. then I email the link to the song to my dingleberry, open the link from the dingleberry and it is downloaded and added automatically it sounds like a few steps but I can have it done in less than 5 min I never pay for ringtones |
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Bitpim works pretty well.
That said, with my Droid, I can take any song stored on it and with 2 clicks turn it into a ringtone. No conversion software, no hooking it up to the computer, no trying to trim down the song. Find a song in the music player, click menu and then click "Set as ringtone." I love my Eris.. 
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That's what I use. |
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Bitpim works pretty well. That said, with my Droid, I can take any song stored on it and with 2 clicks turn it into a ringtone. No conversion software, no hooking it up to the computer, no trying to trim down the song. Find a song in the music player, click menu and then click "Set as ringtone." I love my Eris.. I have the Eris also. Let me explain a bit further. I have no problem getting the song onto my phone, I NEED to increase the volume of the song with an edit program so when I have it on my phone I have enough volume so I can hear it. More than the volume on the phone allows. I have ringdroid on my Eris and while it does edit start and stop it doesn't do volume, at least I can't find where it does. |