Track Ringtone Download

Can you please give me a reason for this option (it takes place and pushes some other, unique and needed options in menus and everywhere), when all modern Androids provide that option in default Ringtone selection (you can choose any track there, provided format is supported)?

I must admit I've never seen the point of it clogging up a music player interface either. Setting a ringtone from a file is a very infrequently used Android 'Sounds' feature, not really a daily music player's job.

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This is quite ironic since the task of a smartphone first is to make phone calls so all associated functions and features related to it should also be easy to use. It is not like the option to use a custom ringtone or notification sound is not present on the Galaxy S9, it is just unnecessarily complex. But then as they say, where there is will, there is always a way. If you really do want to know how to use custom ringtone sounds on your Galaxy S9, follow the steps below.

Setting a ringtone feature would be a nice addition, but only if it adds something to the existing system feature, so I would love to see the option to set a particular part of a track as your ringtone (like a catchy chorus) - also, some songs begin with long preludes of different sounds and the ringtone cannot be heard - doom/stoner ?

Surprise surprise, in POCO F3 with MIUI 12.5 you have a custom ringtone option in GUI but it doesn't work. The only way to set custom ringtone in Android 11 / MIUI 12 is via music player.

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This would be perfect moment to swoop in and provide this functionality back, but sure, let's focus on creating new ways to provide visuals and scroll music (which is kinda annoying to get used to every new instance) while stripping down Poweramp from one of the functions that makes it MOST RELIABLE among others. I've been using it all this time NOT because of new gimmicks and options, but because you could use it regardless of the system to do such things like adding a ringtone - heck, I believe that was the 1st reason I ever downloaded it and then even bought license!

Could you please address it and revive the feature?

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To sum it up - here's a very nice reason to add this feature in Poweramp: the provided inbuild feature in Android MIUI 13 now does not allow searching for the file. You can scroll through existing file list and hope it's there. I beg you, do not leave us to this horror, some of us have thousand music files and would want to swap ringtones once in a while. With the function back in Poweramp, you could've easily find and use the file in a matter of under 20 seconds as opposed to 20min to 1 hour of fiddling with MIUI.

It's not really up to a music player like Poweramp to start adding account ringtones for you, or providing other file and system management features. For starters, it would require extra permissions (such as accessing your Contacts for people-based tones) which is not something that should be granted lightly. It has never been a feature of Poweramp v3, although it did exist in the old pre-2016 Poweramp v2.

I agree that Poweramp is great music player, plus I use it for audiobooks (even though the REW/FF 10 sec. buttons do not function always as intended).

But even if adding a ringtone was not it's best feature, adding a ringtone is still a badass feature if you compare how it's slowly being omitted by everyone.

In that respect Poweramp v2 was a rebel app - a "we will keep our homies" safe handshake. I've seen many applications and programs downgrade themselves because they "could argue a function is not needed" - but once it's gone it's like the saddest day ever, and once it's back everyone loves it until they forget about it.

Another point I'd agree with in it's ideology. But it is fact that mega-corporations like Xiaomi don't really give a rat's ass if their users want to add any ringtones from their local device folder structure - they thought about 1. Allowing to download from online Themes 2. Allow to use stock OS provided ringtones. And until the fad for Cloud stored stuff is over in their Client Success department ("so many many more clients will love this") then they will not give this 2 looks.

And yes, luckily there are apps who kept the integrity of all of their functions so far and made it easy for their users.

If you guys are still looking for an app to add Ringtone to the phone try using Video Lan Client (VLC) - free, plays everything, you will add your ringtone without issues to your main call settings.

If I find out any more suitable (nad hopefully without adds) I will notify.

I have a Samsung galaxy note 9 and I can't see my Amazon music in my selectable ringtones can somone tell me how to do this in idiot language bc all I do on electronics is listen to music and play games ? ? ?

Press the 3-dotted colon on the upper right of the screen, and choose "Set as", it will give you a custom highlight, but it's automatically processed, and you can even set it as an alarm tone, or caller ringtone.

The section I want is after where it cuts off, so I can't edit or cut it to the desired sound. Why isn't it playing the entire song? How do I get it to play more of the song so that I can work with it??? to get the ringtone I want.

What I'm trying to do is 'create a ringtone' from a track I have on iTunes. I thought I'd try 'garageband' for starters. I got as far as dragging the track to the window in 'Garageband'. When I play it, it plays the 1st 30 seconds of the song! When the ringtone that I want is about 45 seconds into the song.

Once you have downloaded or purchased music files onto your Galaxy device, you can choose to set them as ringtones. You can also assign a track to one of your contacts so you can recognise straight away who is calling.

In order to set it as a ringtone, the music file must be downloaded directly onto your device (i.e. tracks that you have purchased or directly downloaded). Use the links below to download music using Samsung Music or load files onto your device from your Windows PC.

Tired of Apple's controlling ways and greed. I have My own ringtones. I really hate iTunes and have Napster and cannot use my old ringtones on new iPhone 7. If I knew this I wouldn't have bought it!

This is the end after this Phone of ANY Apple products for me and my family! I really dislike being forced to buy from my ringtones from m Apple and I cannot even edit like want. Pure 100% greed.

Apple you are killing yourself! I am finished. Next Phone is a non-Apple. All Apple computers and iPads are history in this family. Good-by

You CANNOT set a song as ringtone you bought from the store, without a lot of time and work (see above). Plain and simple. Bottom line: if you are tempted to click on that 'store' button thinking you are going to be able to set your favorite tune as a ringtone, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY, unless you want to spend hours doing so.

You have the ability to purchase ringtones in iTunes, however if you purchase a song, believing you can use it as a ringtone, it will not work directly from there. They do have special clips of selected music that can be used as ringtones, and are formatted as such.

I don't really understand why people are so concerned about having to trim the song length to 30 seconds for a ringtone, since your phone rarely rings longer than that before going to voicemail. While I agree it is an extra step, you really aren't missing anything. However, you have your choice, I'm just not understanding how something as trivial as a ringtone could be a showstopper for a phone.

I'm having the same problem with my new iPhone 6. I can see the custom tone in my tone group, but when I edit a contact with the custom ringtone (I see the ringtone assigned to the contact). The default tone rings.

Hi, guys.

I noticed the forums haven't been too too quiet, but I did some forum searches mainly on the subject of converting MP3 files into ringtones through Garage Band for iOS and I have the later version. I will soon be trading in my old iPhone SE for an iPhone XR, but wanted to know a few things. Can you still convert ringtone MP3 files through garage band? Also, I tried to do this, but what I did was export a ringtone from an MP3 file and it said, "The song could not be opened." I'm running iOS 12.1.4. Again, this is my SE we're talking about. I saved the MP3 file into my Apple files thingy under Garage Band file transfer, but why is the song not able to open? Ugh.

I was told to go to tracks view, but I am confused by the ringtone conversion I could have done there. Please note, I do not own a Windows or Mac, so can't use said windows or mac pc or computer to transfer the Ringtone completely. I even tried naming the ringtone with no spaces, no luck. Please help.