Making your own iPhone ringtone is as simple as a walk in the Park. This only works on files music DRM, so it is compatible to be used as ringtones songs purchased from iTunes. This is a common misconception amongst users of the iPhone. However, any DRM free mp3 is going to work. So, if you copy the song from a CD will probably work.
Follow the steps on how to make your own iPhone ringtones:
1. open iTunes and select the song you want as your new ringtone.
2. to play the song and the part of the song you want to use as a ringtone. remember that for an iPhone, ringtones can be long 40 seconds.
3. takes note of the time where you want the style to start and end remember the 40 second limit.
4. "Right click" on the song, and then select "Get Info".
5. Select the Options tab.
6. According to the Options tab you should see a box to enter the start and stop times.
7. Select the check box for the "Start" and put in the time for the ringtone to start.
8. Now, select the check for "stop" and set the time for the ringtone to end.iTunes will automatically cut the tone after 40 seconds if you do not manually set this. press OK to close the dialog box.
9. right click the chosen song, and then choose Create ACC version ".
10. after iTunes has changed the file, right-click and choose Delete Screenshot 6. iTunes will ask if you want to keep the file, select "keep".
11. the file will be deleted after iTunes, but will remain on your hard disk. browse to the folder "Music", you should find a file that was created with an extension of this is m4a. everything you need for your ringtone.
12. right-click and select "Rename" to change the file extension to m4r.
13. double-click the file and will be opened in iTunes.
14. the file is now ready for use as a ringtone for your iPhone. connect and sync ringtones and you're all set.
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Charles is a leading expert on industry ringtone and recently revised Mobango-a free ringtone Web site that lets you send ringtones directly to your mobile phone.
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