November 23, 200817 yr I just posted a guide on how to do this in the guides section, for anyone who wants to do this.ill add images and improve the guide if needed.http://msfn.org/articles.php?action=show&showarticle=192Attached is an example ringtone / alarm sound i made using this method. To use it, download bugle.zip to your pc, and extract the bugle.m4r file from the zip. Then drag and drop the bugle.m4r file into itunes (or do File > Add file To Library... from within iTunes). Next, with your iPhone attached to the PC/Mac, select your device in iTunes and click the Ringtones tab, make sure the Bugle ringtone is displayed and that "sync all" is selected, or select the file individually in the selection box, now sync your iphone, the tone will show up in your phone under Settings > SoundsBugle.zip Edited November 23, 200817 yr by FthrJACK
April 1, 200917 yr Looks pretty easy .. the way you've explained. I'm going to try it and I'll let you know if you need screen shots/pictures (for the technically inept) after all...
July 9, 20188 yr 6 hours ago, mgancomi said: Where can i get the best quality iphone ringtone? At the App Store, by forking up $$$, of course!
July 10, 20188 yr Why, you can't do this thing? Text your email address. Reply to the email with a .wav or .mp3 attached. Then you get that on your phone, save and set it?
July 10, 20188 yr 13 minutes ago, Tripredacus said: Why, you can't do this thing? Text your email address. Reply to the email with a .wav or .mp3 attached. Then you get that on your phone, save and set it? But how to get the best quality .wav or .mp3? And of course beauty is in the eye of the beholder, OP might be among the 200 people in the word that actually like "The Most Unwanted Song": http://www.ubu.com/sound/komar.html jaclaz
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