Experimental How-To # 2 : Making iPhone Ringtones

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~~~### All credit goes to Tekzilla ###~~~ Directions [ Just In Case]

I. [ In itunes ] Click edit and go down to preferences

II. [ In the general tab ] click import settings. Make sure you select the AAC Encoder. Click ok

III. Find the song you want to use. Right click, then click get info

IV. Click options, go down to the START and STOP times.
The clip can only be 30 seconds.

V. Right click the song again, and click create aac version.

VI Click the 30 version you made then [ on your keyboard] hold CTRL + R.

VII. Rename the file extension from m4a to m4r.

VIII. Drag and drop back into iTunes, in the ringtone section.

IX. Sync your iPhone


This is a video showing how to make your own iPhone ringtones, using music from your library.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Tekzilla
• iPhone
• Ringtones
• Apple
• iTunes
• Music
• AAC
• Itunes
• Store

[Erno187]

how do u change the file name so u can see the extensions... i cant make it .m4r

[TheExperimentalFilm]

Weld depending on what OS you have. Open any folder and go to the folder options. Then View then find a box that says hide extensions for known file types, and uncheck it if it is checked.

[TheExperimentalFilm]

Hey, thank you! That means a lot. Stay tuned! There is a lot more comming!

[Jonisto]

thanks. Great videos by the way!

[TheExperimentalFilm]

Awesome! Thanks for watching

[Jonisto]

Dont worry. I needed to delete the original. Its fixed either way.

[TheExperimentalFilm]

Did you copy the song in the aac formant?

[Jonisto]

Hmm, Itunes wont let me copy the new .M4R into the ring tone section :S