What do you like?
On your Cingular handset, do you like prefer:
Monophonic Ringtones
Polyphonic Ringtones
Superphonic Ringtones aka Realtones/HiFi ringers
I prefer Superphonic. I make all of mine with MP3's. I edit the using WavePad.
Monophonic Ringtones
Polyphonic Ringtones
Superphonic Ringtones aka Realtones/HiFi ringers
I prefer Superphonic. I make all of mine with MP3's. I edit the using WavePad.
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i find that a lot of times super tones aren't loud enough for my liking...however, i do like them...its a tossup between poly and super...
besides, poly is cheaper ;)
besides, poly is cheaper ;)
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I'm partial to polyphonic, just because the hi-fi ringers are such short clips it sounds a bit funny, and because it's tough sometimes to distinguish the phone from ambient music noise. A poly ringer sounds like a ringer, not a radio...
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If possible, you can use Wavepad to make your own. I usually save them as an MP3 file with a 64bit rate.This will make the clips a higher quality. My clips are also usually the chorus, which is about 20 seconds or so.
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so what all would i need to make an mp3 and transfer it to my phone?
what programs, cables and things like that
what programs, cables and things like that
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I use wavepad, which is an MP3 editor. Then use Mobile Phone Tools or find a website that can host your files via wap.
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Or if your phone supports BT OBEX, you can send them to your phone, given that you have a BR adapter as well.
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Personally, I find polyphonic just find for my tastes. Nothing against mono, to alert me of an incoming call, it works just as well.
I might have more of an opinion of Supertones/MP3 ringers if I had a capable phone (my Nokia 3120 only has poly). MP3 ringers are certainly an entertaining idea, i may play around with them when I get a compatible phone.
I might have more of an opinion of Supertones/MP3 ringers if I had a capable phone (my Nokia 3120 only has poly). MP3 ringers are certainly an entertaining idea, i may play around with them when I get a compatible phone.
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KnifeySpooney said:One of my handsets plays "Scotty Doesn't Know" as my ringer. I love Eurotrip.
Personally, I find polyphonic just find for my tastes. Nothing against mono, to alert me of an incoming call, it works just as well.
I might have more of an opinion of Supertones/MP3 ringers if I had a capable phone (my Nokia 3120 only has poly). MP3 ringers are certainly an entertaining idea, i may play around with them when I get a compatible phone.
P.S. That same phone also rings with "Mail Mothafucka!" when I get a text. Whee!
Scotty doesn't know, Don't tell Scotty, Scotty doesn't know...
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okay, THOSE are awesome tones!!! If/when i get a compatible phone (when I migrate from Blue to Orange, i may get the Moto v551) I may have you MMS those tones to me. I love that movie, it cracks me the heck up!
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When you do get your Motorola, check out wap.rousso.net. THis website is exclusively for MOTO handsets. They have TONS of content.
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i like the mp3 ringtones then you can get them from other sources besides your carrier
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Not with VZW... well, by default anyway. I love being technologically savvy 😁
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