How to create a ringtone for your iPhone directly to the iPhone
Ios / / December 22, 2019
With ringtones on the iPhone it's pretty bad: songs from the player to the call not to put themselves ringtones to do on a computer, and even sync through the hateful iTunes. However, there is one simple way to turn any song from your music library into a ringtone or sound messages directly on your smartphone.
For this we need the track without DRM, that is not purchased in iTunes Store, and GarageBand for iOS, which you probably have. And of course, without a couple of minutes of free time, too, can not do.
So, open GarageBand and create a new project.
Choose any tool to start.
Switch in the track mode by pressing the corresponding button.
Hit the plus sign in the upper right corner and get into the sections of the menu.
Here we need to increase the number of cycles. Open the options section A by clicking on its line.
Touching the arrow keys, swipe doing and bring the number of cycles, for example, to 60. Hit "Done".
Now go to the menu loops, clicking on the icon with a noose.
Switch to tab "Music" and select the song from which you will make a ringtone.
Hold your finger on the title track and drag on a separate track.
Reducing the track from the beginning and the end, adjusts the desired track and move it to zero.
If the fragment is longer than 30 seconds, it automatically cuts the GarageBand.
Go to the "My Song" and hold your finger on our track, open the menu "Share".
Select the option "ringtone", assign it a name and hit "Export".
Once the export is complete once the ringtone can be set to call, message or assign a particular contact.
Hopefully, now you will be able to change ringtones often and in public places will not be heard from all sides chimes standard "Introduction."