Making Ringtones For Your iPhone

You bought an iPhone and just don't know how to get your favorite song as your ringtone. There are very many options to achieving this without much hassle. To enjoy the pleasure of owning an iPhone, having a ringtone that is unique from the rest of your friends can be such a thriller.

Basically, you can create ringtones from your phone library. All you need to understand is how to go about it since it's not illegal or complex. Open the iTunes and sample the songs in there by listening to them one by one to get the best song if you didn't have your choice already. The main reason of creating a ringtone is getting something unique from what your friends or family members use, where is the point if you are going through this hassle just to create a common ringtone. Find the part of the song that you want to use as your ringtone because you can't use the whole song.

Mark the start and the end of the part that you want to use. At this stage note that call answer alerts cut in at around twenty seconds. This will lead you to avoid instances where the ringtone will start repeating itself before you receive the call because it's too short. Click on the options button to type in the start time in the format of minutes and seconds respectively. This should be repeated for the end time in the text box. By right clicking on the song, you will select the convert selection to ACC for the iTunes to convert your song part and create a duplicate. By deleting the ringtone and clicking on keep files, you will have your file directly saved in your user folder with an m4a extension. Replace your m4a extension to an m4r and rename the file before double clicking on it to put it in your iTune library.

Sync your ringtones to your iPhone and enjoy your best song as your ringtone. However, if you find a problem in syncing your ringtone in this format, try to change the file back to m4a and try another sync. Before you rush to getting your best bet on your favorite song, remember that songs bought at the iTune store are copy protected. You can therefore decide to use songs from a CD that are usually advised to be the best bet for this kind of creation.

Remember that you can create as many ringtones as you want using this format, giving you a wide variety and reason not to have one ringtone for a full week. You can also help your friends and family get the trick of creating their own ringtones or just send them your created versions, by using the Bluetooth swap if their phones are supported. If your iTune songs are in the m4p format do not panic because you can actually convert them to mp3 using the necessary tools and you will be on your way to getting that song as your ringtone without much strain. You can also download ringtones for free at Brinked.