Free Ringtone Maker

How to Make Ringtones for Mobile Phones

Introduction

Step 1: Input Audio Files

Step 2: Select the Region

Step 3: Edit the Selection

Step 4: Output as Ringtone

Introduction

You could simply transfer an entire music to your mobile phone and set it as your ringtone. But most songs are too big and your favorite part is at the middle of the file. Here Free Ringtone Maker comes to help you easily extract any part of a music file. Download and install Free Ringtone Maker and then follow the instructions below.

Step 1: Input Audio Files

Launch Free Ringtone Maker. Click "Load from file" and a browser window pops up. Then, click "Open" to input the audio file to program. If you want to input tracks from your audio CD, you should insert an audio disc into the drive and click "Load from CD". The added file will be displayed in waveform which is convenient for visual editing.

Step 2: Select the Region

There are many ways to select a region:

Click anywhere of the waveform as a start point and use hotkey like Shift+Home, Shift+End to select from start/end;

Click the left button and drag along with the waveform to the place wanted to be selected;

Specify the beginner & end of the session by moving the sliders below the waveform window;

Input the start, end and length of time to choose specified region at the bottom of the ringtone maker.

Step 3: Edit the Selection

You can do some basic editing like cut, copy and paste. You may add echo and fade in/fade out effects. An amplifier and a normalizer are also provided to control to volume. You may specify the detailed effect parameters or use the presets provided. You can also mix the current file with another audio file. All the operations can be redone or undone. Preview selected part by clicking on the play button until you are satisfied with the result.

Step 4: Output as Ringtone

Click "Browser" to choose an output folder for the edited file. Select an output format from MP3, WMA, WAV and OGG in the "Target Format" drop-down list. Click "Settings" to use the well-configured presets or specify the configuration parameters to adjust the output quality for every format. Then, click "START" to output the ringtone. When the processing window disappears, click "Find Target" to find the file location. Now, you can transfer the DIY ringtone to your mobile phone.

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