[ringnana]

Now, more and more people revel in fashionable gadget, such as ipod, iphone, zen, zune, psp…We could hold one for basic usage, but we can’t make full use of it. In the following text, I will share my experience to iphone fans to show how to make your own ringtones:

Step 0 : Download 4Videosoft iPhone Ringtone Maker Step 1: Click “Browse…”(Button 1) to import the file(audio or video file) that you want to make ringtone from it.
Step 2: Click Episode button to listen the music to find what you want as ringtone
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Area 1: Drag the start & end slider to set your wanted episode

Area 2: Type the start & end time in the corresponding text box directly to get the exact episode.

Step 3: Click Whole Button to pre-listen the converted audio before generate
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Step 4: Click “Browse…”( Button 2) to choose the output destination.

Tip 1: Check "Export to iPhone" option, the converted ringtone will be loaded to your iPhone directly.

Step 5: After all the settings are finished, click “Generate”( Button 3) to begin making your own iPhone ringtone.

All the process had been finished, enjoy your music when your phone rings!

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Informative...i must say...m sure as this is basic...most of the iPhone users must be aware of this...its just that they fail to notice few features of the gadget which can do wonders. thanks for the post.

[silversolution]

I follow up that instruction but I can't change my iphone ring tone.

[akosimachineman]

Step 1
Set ringtones to play alerts related to different occurrences on your iPhone. Tap on the "Sounds" icon in the Settings menu and review the list of different instances where a ringtone can be set to play, clicking "On" or "Off" next to each to adjust the controls. This list includes receiving a call, a text message, voicemail or email message, as well as sending an email message or reminding you of an event on your calendar.

Step 2
Tap on the "Ringtone" icon in the "Sounds" menu to see a list of your available ringtones. The default ringtones available to you on the iPhone are generic ringing and beeping sounds. Tap on any of these sounds to change your settings to play it as your primary ringtone.

Step 3
Purchase ringtones from the iTunes Music Store. Ringtones cost the same price as regular songs in the store's catalog and may be up to 30 seconds in length. Not all songs can be converted to ringtones, though you can find out which are eligible by looking for a small bell-shaped icon next to the title in the store's listings.

Step 4
Use the small switch located on the side of the iPhone to turn the ringtone on or off for the entire iPhone. This switch has 2 options, either to set the phone to "Ring" or "Silent." The switch is designed so that you can tell if it is on or off simply by feeling it, as the switch will be lined up with the volume buttons when it is on "Ring" and will be out of line when it is on "Silent."

Step 5
Set the iPhone to vibrate, either with or without a ringtone, when you receive a call. Tap on "Sounds" in the Settings menu to view the available "Vibrate" options for both "Silent" and "Ring" mode. You will need to turn it on or off for each ringer mode.

Step 6
Assign a specific ringtone to individual contacts in your iPhone. Choose a contact from your "Contacts" menu by tapping on it and then tap on "Ringtone" to see a list of available ringtones. The ringtone you tap on from the list will play every time that contact calls your phone.

Step 7
Choose a ringtone to play as an alarm on your iPhone. You can select the specific ringtone you would like to play by taqpping on the "Alarm" icon in the "Sound" menu. This menu also gives you the option to set the "Snooze" feature to on or off, which will stop the alarm for 10 minutes then play the ringtone again when it is set to on.