how to make ringtones on itunes using mac?
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['Launch iTunes on your Mac. ... ', 'Now, select SONGS option in LIBRARY section on iTunes Library page.', 'Select the song from your iTunes library, right click and tap SONG INFO.', 'Select OPTIONS.', 'Change the STOP and START time. ... ', 'Now MARK CHECKBOXES next to the Start and Stop times and tap OK.']
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['Step 2: Click on Songs in the sidebar. ... ', "Step 3: Find the song which you'd like to set as your iPhone ringtone, right-click on it and choose Song Info.", "Step 4: From the dialog box that opens, go to the Options tab and tick the 'start' and 'stop' boxes."]
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Connect your iPhone to your Mac, go to the device tab by pressing the button in the upper-left, select the Tones section, then check "Sync Tones" (all tones or selected tones is up to you). When you sync your phone, the ringtones will copy over.
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Step 2: Connect your iPhone to a computer with the help of digital cable and select the “Music” media file type. Then, click on the Ringtones icon. Step 3: Now, tap on “Add” icon and then, select either “Add File” or “Add Folder” to add ringtones which are already existing in your computer.
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['Click on the song you want to use to make a ringtone in your iTunes Music Library.', 'Click "Store," then "Create Ringtone."', 'Adjust the slider to choose a song segment for the ringtone. You are limited to 30 seconds.', 'Click "Preview" to listen to the ringtone.']
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If you already own the music, you can easily create your ringtones for your iPhone with GarageBand. The process is straightforward, send your ringtone directly to iTunes. Once your ringtone is in iTunes music library, sync your iPhone, then go to Settings > Sounds on your device to set your new tone.
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To make a custom ringtone for an iPhone, you'll need to edit a song using iTunes on the computer. You can tweak the start and stop time, save it as an AAC file, and change the file extension. You can then drag the edited song to the Tones section of iTunes and sync it with your iPhone using a connection cable.
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['Launch AnyTrans for iOS on the computer. Connect your iPhone via USB. Click on Device Manager and choose More tab.', 'Find Ringtones tab > Click Add button.', "Select the file you want to become a ringtone, or locate an existing ringtone file > click 'Open'. Then the ringtone will be added to your iPhone."]
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['Connect an iPhone to a computer.', 'Make sure you can manually sync files to iPhone.', 'Downloaded a ringtone in M4R.', 'Drag a tone to an iPhone icon located leftwards in iTunes Library from your computer.', 'Go to Settings and choose your ringtone in the Sounds section.']
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['Plug in your iPhone or iPad.', 'Launch iTunes on your Mac or PC.', 'Click on your iPhone in the top navigation.', 'Under the On My Device section, click on Tones.', 'Check the box for Sync Tones.', "You'll get a prompt asking you to agree to removing and replacing your tones."]
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['Connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod to your Mac.', 'Open a new window in the Finder app on your Mac and tap on the General tab.', 'Open another Finder window and locate the ringtone files (m4r formatted) that you want to copy to your iPhone.']
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['Find the song you want and note the start/stop time you want the ring tone.', 'Right click - get info, click the Options tab and set the start/stop times as above.', 'Right click - Create AAC version. ... ', 'Drag this new file from the iTunes window to the desktop.']
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['Open iTunes from your program list.', 'Check to see if you have a Ringtones category within your Library. ... ', 'Quit iTunes then click to open the Start menu from the bottom left of the screen. ... ', 'Click to open the Start menu from the bottom left of the screen. ... ', 'You can now restart iTunes. ... ', 'Select Preferences from the Edit Menu.']
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To make a ringtone from an existing track on your Mac Right-click the audio track portion of the screen and select Add audio file. Then, find the audio file you want to open and click Open. Your ringtone will need to be 30 seconds or less, so you'll probably need to trim the file down to a specific section.
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['Open iTunes and select the song that you wish to convert into a ringtone. ... ', 'In the new window, go to the tab named “Options” and set the Stop Time to 30 seconds or shorter. ... ', 'With the song highlighted, click on File, then on Convert and select “Create AAC Version.”']
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Launch iTunes and select a song from the history folder you want to make for iPhone ringtone. Right-click it and select Get Info to go on. 2. Turn to Options from the pop-up window, select the specific clip by setting the start time and stop time, then click OK.
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Back on your phone, head to Settings -> Sounds -> Ringtones and select your new ringtone from the list (it should be right at the top). So there you have it. You can repeat this process and add as many custom ringtones as you want using any song in your iTunes library.