A lot of TikTok users have been taking inspiration from a TikTok audio by @jason.dom that says "Good morning you stunning stack of f--king sunshine. Rise and f--king grind." This audio, which some are calling "BA alarm" (BA for bada-s), is incredibly easy to make your morning alarm. Here's how to make that TikTok sound into a custom ringtone.
There are a few different ways to download an audio from TikTok, though not all of them are entirely safe. For starters, you can copy the link into a website that allows you to download the audio from TikTok videos, though not all of these websites are safe to download from, so be sure you're using a reputable one before you decide to download.
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Another TikTok user offered a different way to download audios if you don't want to trust a random website. To start, download both GarageBand and RingtoneMaker onto your phone; both of these apps are absolutely free. Once you've done that, download the video that has the audio you want to make into a ringtone. If you want to make your "Good morning you stunning stack of f--king sunshine," we've linked the original sound here.
From here, import the video into RingtoneMaker and then click "Make." It'll then prompt you to export it to GarageBand. Once you've made sure the audio still sounds exactly as you want it to, click the audio, rename it to whatever you want it to be called, and then select "Share." Then choose "Ringtone" and it should show up as a new ringtone option on your phone.
If all of this is too complicated for you (we understand if it is), then you can also just look up the audio and purchase it for $1.29 on iTunes. This audio specifically is under "Good Morning You Stunning Stack of F***ing Sunshine" by Joe the Motivator, though we were only able to bring it up on the mobile version of iTunes and not via Mac.
If you're trying this process on Android, you'll first want to download the TikTok video with the audio you want to use. You'll then want to download a video converter from the Google Play store. Do some research before downloading, though there are plenty of reputable options available for Android devices. Make sure whatever app you use can convert a video to an MP3 file.
Follow the directions in the app you've chosen to upload the video and convert it to an MP3 file. Once you've done that and saved the audio to your device, you should be able to add it to your ringtone options by clicking the "+" button when selecting a ringtone in settings. Upload the audio and you're good to go!
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The song plays fine in the app, it just does not work with the alarm, in fact any song I chose does not play, the alarm just vibrates, but if I chose a ringtone it works, it just won't work with songs. I have Apple Music subscription as well.
Does the song play as expected from your Music app? If so, have you also tried deleting the song and adding it back to test? If not, test and re-add to the alarm. If needed, the steps for adding an alarm can be found here: How to set and manage alarms on your iPhone
Even though when I set an alarm with a song that is on my phone (or, at least, worked with my 2020 phone), and the alarm app will play a preview of that song when I set it, all I get when the alarm goes off is the default sound (annoying!) and vibration.
I do have Apple Music right now (giving that a second chance bc it was awful the first go), but if it is the source of the problem, I am going to quit that for good. I'd rather have my songs, ripped from my CDs (remember: 2012 MacBook, still going strong!) and purchased from my sources, than not be able to my play music for alarms.
I am also having this problem with my iPhone 13 Pro Max. I have deleted the song and re-downloaded. I have chosen new Apple Music songs and downloaded them. Restarted the phone, nothing works. I was hoping the latest iOS update would fix it. No such luck.
I am sorry to hear that I checked it a couple more times with an album and 1 song I purchased, and it did work. But at one point the clock app when I tried to open it was just white - I had to completely turn off the phone, and the clock app came back on. But I am watching this because I have 14 days to return or exchange the phone with my carrier. Sorry because I know how you feel.
I got a new phone and I had to purchase songs that I had only purchased on the new phone. When I did that the songs worked on the alarm. These songs must be songs I have never purchased in the past. Yes that is still a great glitch, but at least I have some alarm songs now. I have told Apple about this.
I have an iPhone 13 Pro also. I had to purchase songs on iTunes that I had never purchased before on any previous iPhones that I have owned. Than I chose just those songs to use for the alarm, and it worked immediately. I have spoken to Apple Customer Service and they knew nothing about the problem, and they had no solution for it. I am going to call them today to tell the solution I have found, and to suggest to Apple that they do a software update, so we can use all the songs Apple provides both purchased and not purchased.
Spotify music is great to be an alarm ringtone. If you can download the songs, you can set them as ringtone. AudFree Spotify Music Downloader can save the music as MP3 files. So you can easily make the music as alarm ringtone. The AudFree website gives you more about the tool.
I have 2 methods to set Spotify Song as Alarm
1.The Google Clock app is an alarm app that can function as an alarm, timer, stopwatch, of a world clock. Along with functioning as an alarm, you can set alarms for a series of days. Besides, it is integrated with Spotify so you can wake up with your favorite track, album, or playlist from Spotify of the moment.
2.Compared with the solutions for Spotify alarm Android or Spotify alarm iPhone, it is easier to use Spotify as alarm iPhone or Android using a third-party tool like Tunelf Spotify Music Converter
Hope it works for you.
Dear Fillysun, thanks very much for sharing this DRmare Spotify Music Converter, I have used it to convert my Spotify music and playlists to MP3 and upload them to my Google Play Music for playing Spotify music on my Google Home by default. And I have set the Spotify music as the morning alarm. Warm-up with my favorite music is unbelievable.
Another method is to use Allavsoft. Allavsoft also works great to convert Spotify music to MP3.
It is easy to use. Simply copy and paste the Spotify music or playlist link to Allavsoft and click Download button, it will convert Spotify music to MP3 320kbps. Then you may play it anywhere anytime you like.
Haha, using the tool - Spotify playlist downloader, you can download the music from Spotify to Google Home supported formats like MP3, etc. That will enable you to add Spotify music to Google Home as an alarm sound. Then in the morning, you can wake up to the music you like.
Hello,you can transfer the downloaded Spotify music to Sansa MP3 player, however, how to do?
I have ever use a Spotify music converter, which can help me download Spotify to MP3 with easy clicks. This Spotify music converter enables you to free download songs from Spotify and convert Spotify music to MP3. The following guide will show you how to download and convert Spotify Music to MP3 and play Spotify music on MP3 player.
Step 1. Start Spotify Music Converter
Step 2. Add songs that you want to download
Step 3. Select MP3 as output Format
Step 4.Start Download Spotify Music to MP3
When the conversion is done,you can transfer the converted Spotify Music to any mobile phone, iPod/iPhone or MP3 Players for offline playback without DRM limitation,so you can listen Spotify music without Spotify app or Spotify players.
There is no such function yet. I have submitted user feedback and hope it will be implemented in the future. But you can download music from Spotify to your computer, which seems to be the only way for free. I do the same. A friend recommended DumpMedia Spotify Music Converter to me. It is said to be pretty good.
The biggest difficult point is how to get unprotected yet playable music from Spotify so that you can use it as alarm anywhere you want. Take it an easy thing and u can just resort to a dedicated Spotify music converter to convert your Spotify music quickly. Then set it as alarm handily. 152ee80cbc