- Sep 27, 2011
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Thought people here might find this useful, Just been messing about on my laptop trying to get the custom ringtones, so heres how to get them:
Download Audacity here Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder
Install it
Open it, and Click and drag whatever song you want to create a ringtone from and drop it in the main grey area in Audacity
Let it load up the waveform of the song
Next find and decide what part of the song you want to be the ringtone. It has to be less than 39 seconds long to work as a ringtone by the way.
Now at the bottom of audacity, select your time line; what I find handiest to do is, select the start point of the ring tone you want, then enter the time in the "selection start" box.
Next, change the button beside that from "End" to "Length". Then under that, enter the length you want the ringtone to last for.
Next, go to Edit -> press Cut. Select File -> New -> Edit -> Paste
Go to File -> Export. Press the "save as type" drop down list, and select MP3 files. Name your ringtone, then select Options on the right of the window.
Change quality to 128kps I advise. Select Joint stereo if you prefer. Press OK, then Save it.
In the Edit metadata pop up window, leave everything empty apart from Genre. In genre enter "Ringtone". Select Ok.
Open Zune on your PC. Connect phone via usb. In collection, under unknown artist at the top of all your other artists, the ringtone should be there. Click and drag it into your phone on the bottom left to sync it.
Disconnect phone and on your phone, go to settings -> ringtones -> ringtone and at the top under custom should be your ringtone.
Done!
Download Audacity here Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder
Install it
Open it, and Click and drag whatever song you want to create a ringtone from and drop it in the main grey area in Audacity
Let it load up the waveform of the song
Next find and decide what part of the song you want to be the ringtone. It has to be less than 39 seconds long to work as a ringtone by the way.
Now at the bottom of audacity, select your time line; what I find handiest to do is, select the start point of the ring tone you want, then enter the time in the "selection start" box.
Next, change the button beside that from "End" to "Length". Then under that, enter the length you want the ringtone to last for.
Next, go to Edit -> press Cut. Select File -> New -> Edit -> Paste
Go to File -> Export. Press the "save as type" drop down list, and select MP3 files. Name your ringtone, then select Options on the right of the window.
Change quality to 128kps I advise. Select Joint stereo if you prefer. Press OK, then Save it.
In the Edit metadata pop up window, leave everything empty apart from Genre. In genre enter "Ringtone". Select Ok.
Open Zune on your PC. Connect phone via usb. In collection, under unknown artist at the top of all your other artists, the ringtone should be there. Click and drag it into your phone on the bottom left to sync it.
Disconnect phone and on your phone, go to settings -> ringtones -> ringtone and at the top under custom should be your ringtone.
Done!
