make your own ringtones?

[Guest studioman]

Hi just bought an E200. Love it so far. Need to make the desktop look better and the battery still sucks even after the 15 mb download/upgrade.

However, I wonder if I can make my own ringtones from .wav or mp3 files?

I know a bit about CoolEdit, Audition - just wanted to know if there's a utility that will allow me to make a catchy ringtone from a piece of music I already have?

thanks Chris

[Guest gpcarreon (MVP)]

Hi there :)

Have you been to the Articles section?

Simon Desser prepared a guide to making ringtones:

http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=90760

Happy encoding :lol:

Posted from my SmartPhone!

[Guest de_vin]

hi! i'm using a smart amazing phone. is it the same as the e100? anyway, can anybody help me out? you see, i'm using soundforge to make ringtones. but when i extract music from a cd, even the shortest cut takes so much memory.. does anybody know how to make the file smaller? i'd really appreciate it!

[Guest kjk]

hi! i'm using a smart amazing phone. is it the same as the e100? anyway, can anybody help me out? you see, i'm using soundforge to make ringtones. but when i extract music from a cd, even the shortest cut takes so much memory.. does anybody know how to make the file smaller? i'd really appreciate it!

use lower frequency to save

select e.x frequency 8000 or 16000 and mono when you save it as wave

[Guest nvkid909]

or just buy a cheapie s/h sampler! gr8 fun & easy, as most have some kind of card slot. they record as WAV usually so can just swap card to cardreader & active sync... job done!

edit) u can choose the quality/bit rate on sampler to save space.

[Guest studioman]

Hi there :)

Have you been to the Articles section?  

Simon Desser prepared a guide to making ringtones:

http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=90760

Happy encoding :lol:

Posted from my SmartPhone!

Just made a bunch of great ringtones using my favourite music from the 60's and 70's bands. There's one thing for sure, when a mobile phone goes off in a crowded area - I 'won't get fooled again' !!!! (you youngsters won't even know what I'm talking about or will ya?)

cheers Chris