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About LinkBacksI love the old school midi ringtones and have one on my computer I'd like to put on my phone but I'm not sure how. Can anyone point me in the right direction to get this ringtone on my phone? I have a razr, thx.
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Thread: How to use a midi ringtone
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07-13-2009 04:22 PM #1Junior Member
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How to use a midi ringtone
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07-20-2009 05:21 AM #2Junior Member
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1. crop mp3 with a program (such as Audacity, can get it from Downloads.com) and save it...this shrinks it to a smaller size
2. put the mp3 in your My Sounds folder on your microsSD card
3. send a Picture Message to yourself with that mp3 attached
4. open the Picture Message...click Options...then Save As Ringtone
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07-21-2009 02:52 PM #3Administrator
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I'm not sure about the method above but I do recall moving some files on my wife's Razr a while back which is basically what you need to do.
You can do this easily with a bluetooth or usb transfer. From there just save the file in your audio file and select it as your ringtone.
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01-14-2010 04:47 AM #4Junior Member
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Hello
Wow, I love these midi tones. Nice tips of midi tones. Apple iPhone does not recognize midi format line for use as a ringtone. Therefore, to use to create songs Midi ringtone, you need to convert songs in mp3 format Midi Song and then back to use iTunes ringtone software. You can do this easily with a bluetooth.
Midi song format is not recognized by iPhone so it is necessary to convert the Midi files to mp3 files. This can be easily done by using an mp3 recorder or creator software application.Thanks.
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03-10-2010 04:54 PM #5Senior Member
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iPhone only supports the following audio:
AAC (16 to 320 kbps)
AIFF
AAC Protected (MP4 From iTune Store)
MP3 VBR (16 to 320 kbps)
Audible (formats 2-4)
Apple Lossless
WAV
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03-30-2010 06:15 AM #6Junior Member
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i am using mp3 song as my ringtone. Never tried any MIDI ringtone !!!
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03-30-2010 06:33 AM #7Senior Member
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Most phone users prefer to get mp3 songs as they are available everywhere and they also have a high quality bitrate
I think midi songs were prefered during the introduction of first CDMA phones I mean those who were using old phones such as Nokia 3315, Nokia 1100, etc
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07-30-2010 02:22 AM #8Junior Member
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you may try once again the right one!!!
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09-27-2010 09:53 AM #9Junior Member
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You can always convert the midi to an mp3 and use it that way
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11-02-2010 01:59 AM #10Senior Member
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i have tried that before but was unable to send it through picture messages. it shows an error. any other way?
Originally Posted by pinnki
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