Ringtone Maker is a versatile app designed to help you craft personalized ringtones, alarms, and notifications from your favorite music files or recordings. This free application supports a wide range of formats including MP3, FLAC, OGG, WAV, AAC(M4A)/MP4, 3GPP/AMR, and MIDI, allowing you to snip the perfect segment of any audio track to use as your Ringtone, Alarm, Music File, or Notification Tone.
Creating your own unique ringtones with Ringtone Maker is both fast and easy. You can precisely set the starting and ending points of your clip by sliding arrows along the timeline, pressing Start and End to mark the points, or by entering specific timestamps. This app is not just a ringtone maker; it's also a comprehensive music editor, alarm tone maker, ringtone cutter, and notification tone creator.
Additionally, Ringtone Maker allows you to record your own voice or your kids' voices and transform these recordings into personalized ringtones or notifications. Imagine the joy of being reminded to answer a call with your child's voice!
Features:
- Free ringtone and music download options.
- Copy, cut, and paste functionalities to merge different music files effortlessly.
- Fade in/out effects for mp3 files.
- Volume adjustment for mp3 files.
- Preview and assign ringtone files to contacts.
- Scrollable waveform view of audio files with six zoom levels.
- Set starting and ending points for clips using a touch interface.
- Play selected portions of audio with an indicator cursor and auto-scrolling waveform.
- Tap anywhere on the screen to play audio.
- Save clipped audio as a new file and categorize it as Music, Ringtone, Alarm, or Notification.
- Record new audio clips for editing.
- Delete audio files.
- Assign ringtones directly to contacts, with options to re-assign or delete.
- Sort by Tracks, Albums, and Artists.
- Manage contact ringtones.
- Default save paths can be customized in the app's settings:
- Ringtone: Internal storage/ringtones
- Notification: Internal storage/notifications
- Alarm: Internal storage/alarms
- Music: Internal storage/music
For an ad-free experience, you can opt for the paid version of Ringtone Maker available at this link.
Music Not Showing:
If your music isn't showing up, remember that the Android system can be slow to update its music database. You can force an update using the "Scan" menu within Ringtone Maker. Note that Google Play Music files are hidden in a special way, making them inaccessible to other apps. As a workaround, access Google Music via the Chrome browser on your phone, switch to the desktop site, select your desired song, and download it to your device. Then, use Ringtone Maker to locate and edit the downloaded file.
Legal Information:
Ringtones and music downloads within the Ringtone Maker app are licensed under the public domain and/or Creative Commons, with proper credits provided within the app.
Frequently Asked Questions:
For more detailed information, visit the FAQ page.
Tutorial:
To learn more about how to use Ringtone Maker, check out the tutorial at this link.
Explanation for Permissions:
- android.permission.INTERNET: Necessary for accessing online content.
- android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE: Required by ad companies to display and improve ad quality.
- android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: Also used by ad companies for the same purpose.
- android.permission.READ_CONTACTS and android.permission.WRITE_CONTACTS: These permissions are needed to assign ringtones to specific contacts. Ringtone Maker does not collect your contact information. For those concerned about privacy, consider using Ringpod, which is similar but does not require contact permissions. You can find it at this link.
- android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS and android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: These permissions allow the app to save new ringtones to your SD card.
Source Code and Licenses:
For those interested in the source code of Ringtone Maker, visit Ringdroid and Apps for Android. SoundRecorder source code can be found at this link. The app operates under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (link) and the GNU Lesser General Public License (link).
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