#Voice ringtones for cell phones how to#
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A curve can be created using the mouse, clicking at various points above or below the line. On opening Effect > Filter Curve EQ you will notice a horizontal line at 0 dB, meaning that at that position, no changes are made to the volume of any frequencies.

Many phone speakers cannot reproduce very low frequencies so consider attenuating them (a gradual reduction in the amplitude of the sound level), especially if you are making a ringtone from an original high quality music file. Be sparing with effects, but some you may want to consider are: Add any effects you may want to the ringtone by clicking in the Track Control Panel where the mute/solo buttons are to select all the track (you may also use the Edit menu or a keyboard shortcut), then choose from the Effect menu.If you want to use the whole file, then skip this step. This will remove the rest of the audio, leaving only the section you have selected. Click Edit > Remove Special > Trim Audio.To stop playback, press the Space or click the Stop button. To hear your selection play looped in Audacity hold down Shift while clicking the green Play button or use the Shift + Space keyboard shortcut. Many phones will loop the ringtone automatically (repeat it over and over), so choose your selection region with that in mind. To do this, click in the audio track and drag a selection region to left or right with your mouse - you can see the length of the selected audio in the Timeline above the track. Select the portion of audio you want to use for your ringtone (say 15-20 seconds).and import your source file this can be any audio file Audacity can open. Step 3: Edit your chosen ringtone or IVR message To make a perfect copy of a purchased file, burn it to an audio CD in the application licensed to play it, then extract the CD track in the same way. AIFF as described at Importing data from CDs. If you want to grab a perfect digital copy of the CD track, or you cannot record it easily, extract it digitally to WAV or. This is not the highest quality way to grab the sound from a CD or from a purchased file, but it is probably adequate for making a ringtone as quality often needs to be compromised in a ringtone to make the file size smaller. Alternatively, you can play any audio file on your computer (including purchased files), a CD, or any other sound on your computer including sounds playing over the Internet, and record the sound.You may wish to record you cat/dog/partner or any other sound with a microphone for use as a ringtone.On Linux it may sometimes be more convenient to use the system FFmpeg or mplayer at the command-line to convert other file types to 16-bit 44,100 Hz WAV before importing the file into Audacity.

#Voice ringtones for cell phones mp4#

To import other file types (including MP4 on Windows and Linux) you can install the optional FFmpeg library.

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Audacity can import MP3, MP2, WAV, AIFF, OGG and FLAC files (and MP4 files on Mac OS X) without additional libraries. Click File > Import > Audio., select the file you want and click Open. The source for your ringtone or IVR message will most likely be an audio file on your computer. Step 2: Choose the ringtone or IVR message source Existing audio file

#Voice ringtones for cell phones manual#

Your IVR system may require compressed files and those maty be required to be either mono or stereo, please consult the manual for your IVR system to check the requirements. These are normally spoken text files but audio may also be needed for 'hold music'. Most modern PDA phones (computer phones) will support music ringtones, older phones are likely to support polyphonic ringtones, really old phones will only support monophonic ringtones. If you want a ringtone in this format it is often easiest to simply use the phone's keypad to enter it if the phone supports that. Monophonic - just one note at a time, usually RTTL format.Polyphonic - multiple notes at the same time some phones can play true MIDI files, others rely on sp-midi or.

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Music ringtones - digitally sampled audio files including MP3 and WAV formats supported by Audacity, plus other formats like AMR and QCP.

There are many different ringtone formats in existence but they fall into three main categories: You need to check what type of file format your phone requires for its ringtones and whether the file needs to be mono or stereo. Step 1: What type of file does your phone or IVR system require? Ringtones

IVR Interactive Voice Response systems usually support customized messages created by the user. See our advice below and always consult your phone manual if in doubt.

#Voice ringtones for cell phones how to#

You need to research what file format(s) your phone accepts and how to upload it to the phone before you start to prepare the sound file. Many different kinds of file formats are used in cell phones, some of which cannot be created by Audacity. This tutorial will help you to prepare suitable sound files.

Most modern cell phones can be customized with the user's own ring and answer tones.