LG VX-8100
Editing Songs For Ringtones?
I posted on here a few days ago that I sent whole songs to my phone as ringtones and that they are too quiet.
In response, someone told me to edit the song to 30 seconds first and convert it there to make the song louder.
Can ya'll reccomend a program that does this (I have Bitpim). Thanks in advance!
In response, someone told me to edit the song to 30 seconds first and convert it there to make the song louder.
Can ya'll reccomend a program that does this (I have Bitpim). Thanks in advance!
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If you aren't particular about the exact part of the song you want as a ringtone, or you want something that you don't already have in your music collection, here's a quick and easy way to get your 30 seconds. This was already posted by someone else, btw. Go to, say, the Walmart web site music section. Search for your music and there is usually a listen to option for most songs on any cd. They are conveniently 30 seconds! Right click on the "listen", choose "save as", and if you already have Bitpim, your computer will give you the option of saving it there, in ringers. Big suggestion, change the name before you save it, they are all numbers otherwise. I don't delete the ".mp3" I don't know if it is important or not! Then you will have to hoo...
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You can set it to 30 seconds on Bitpim. After you go through the regular conversion on Bitpim, it gives you the option to set how long you want it for. As far as making it louder, you can't. It depends on the song.
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The freeware Audacity will allow you to do the audio editing necessary to make the ring tones shorter and boost the volume.
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Thanks for the great tips, the one about wal mart is really cool. I saw that bitpim could let me mess with the length, but Everytime i pressed play bitpim took like 30 seconds to just start playing the clip. Waiting 30 seconds everytime i move the start clip time is annoying. And great freeware help. THANKS!
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