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iceman82673 said
on 10/30/2009 There are many easier ways, i.e. go to www.mobilespin.net and use their free ringtone tool.
pep1player said
on 2/5/2009 I don't know; I think this is alot to do to get free ringtones.Customize your own ringtones. Check out this link below: http://pep1player.bluesquad.revenuewire.net/ringtone-studio
ilovejesus said
on 8/1/2008 every time i send one my phone says "the part multipart/mixed;boundary was removed from the message as too large to be presented on the phone"????????
dealer0fl0ve said
on 5/31/2008 where is 'wave out' mix???? i can't find it...i reached to de properties and de recordin' then i dunno what else to do or where to click...S.O.S
help me o_O
Lakerette24 said
on 9/23/2007 i've done all of the steps!! THANX for this article ... i was making my ringtones through myxer.com for a while now but its takin hours or should i say DAYZ to get tha ringtones n u don't nessiccarily get all of them i made 6 tones 2 dayz ago and i've only recieved one off them. so hopefully this way works. i've sent tha ringtones so now i am waiting to recieve the messages ... so far so good. N so what if u itz alil manual, it better than payin 2.99+ per ringtone
Romba said
on 8/1/2007 Even easier solution is to use online ringtone maker
http://www.makeownringtone.com
Lung said
on 5/17/2007 I like FREE! I'll be trying this out. Thanks!
julie_c_228 said
on 5/7/2007 A bit manual but pretty cool. The phone companies charge soooo much for this stuff! Looks like you're into music...any good music for ringtones to share?
Johan Mengesha said
on 5/7/2007 This will probably get better sound quality than playing the song you want really loud and hitting record on your phone:) I'll give it a try.
Gregory said
on 5/1/2007 Very creative way to make your own ring tones. I bought a Motorola phone and ended up getting their Motorola Phone Tools. The application cost $30 and basically does the same thing as described by this article. I like your approach.