how to make a voice memo a ringtone on iphone xr?
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Touch and hold the song, then choose Share > Ringtone. Enter a name for the ringtone, then tap Export.
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['Open App Store and search for Tuunes or directly go here.', 'Download the app and open it. ... ', 'Browse and tap the ringtone you like.', 'Preview and tap “SET NOW”', 'Checkout with iTunes.', 'Set as your new “Default Ringtone”']
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['Step 1: Open and update iTunes or Music.', "Step 2: Choose a song. Here's the fun part — pick the song that you'd like to use as your new iPhone ringtone. ... ", 'Step 3: Add the start and stop times. ... ', 'Step 4: Create an AAC version. ... ', 'Step 5: Copy the file and delete the old one.']
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['Open the Contacts app.', 'Tap a contact.', 'Tap Edit at the top of the screen.', 'Tap Edit on the ″Ringtone Sound″ option.', 'Scroll down to the Ringtones section and tap the silent ringtone.', 'Tap Done at the top-right corner of the screen.']
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['Open Settings.', 'Tap on Sounds & Haptics.', "Tap on any of the sounds you'd like to change — ringtone, text tone, new voicemail, etc.", 'In the resulting menu, find and select the custom ringtone or text tone you selected.']
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['Open the Voice Memos app or ask Siri to open it.', 'To record, tap or click . To stop, tap . ... ', 'When you tap.']
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['Open the iTunes Store on your iPhone and click "More".', 'Click "Tones" and find the ringtone you like.', 'Tap the price and choose to set the audio as the default ringtone, default text tone, or assign it to a contact.', 'Enter your Apple ID password to complete the purchase.']
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Click the “Tones” section under On My Device in the left sidebar. Drag and drop the .m4r ringtone file from its folder to the Tones section in iTunes. Update: If drag and drop doesn't work, use copy and paste instead. Select the ringtone file in File Explorer and press Ctrl+C, or right-click it and select copy.
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['From the home screen, tap Settings.', 'Tap Sounds.', 'Tap Ringtone.', 'Tap a ringtone.']
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['Connect both devices using USB cable and launch iTunes.', 'Select your iPhone then click on “Music” tab in the sidebar.', 'Choose “Sync Music” then select “Include voice memos” to extract them.', 'Click “Apply” button to download voice memos to your PC.']
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['Swipe down from the top of your screen to reveal the Notification Shade.', 'Tap on the Settings button in the top right corner (looks like a gear).', 'Tap on the Sounds and Vibration button.', 'Tap on ringtone.', 'Tap on the plus sign next to Add ringtone (bottom of the list).']
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['Download a silent ringtone to your computer. SilentRing. ... ', 'Open iTunes. Under LIBRARY on the left-hand menu in iTunes click TONES.', 'Copy the silent ringtone into TONES.', 'Connect your iPhone to the computer and sync (make sure Sync Tones is checked).']
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['Open the Voice Memo app.', 'Record a message.', 'Save it.', 'Tap on the message you just recorded.', 'Tap the "share" icon (the square with the up arrow)', 'Tap the Message icon.', 'Address the message.', 'Tap the Send button.']
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['Tap on the main menu button , and tap on the Settings icon. to bring up the Settings page.', 'Tap on Ringtone.', 'Tap on System Ringtones to choose a TextNow ringtone, or Choose From Media to use an audio file from your device. Tap the speaker button to preview the ringtone.', 'Once you have decided on the ringtone, press Close.']
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['Launch “Voice Memos” on the iPhone and tap the red button to record the desired voice message.', 'Next, tap on the recorded voice memo, then tap the blue “Share” button and select “Email” to send it to an email address you can check from your computer.']
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['1 From the Home screen, touch Apps.', '2 Then, touch Contacts.', '3 Touch the contact you want to assign a specific ringtone. ... ', '4 Touch More to display additional options.', '5 Swipe from bottom to top to access all available options. ... ', '6 Select one of the ringtone form the list by.']
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Because the Voice Memo recordings are captured and saved as “. m4a” file format, you only need to rename the file extension to a “m4r” to convert it into a ringtone: Change the file extension from . ... Connect the iPhone to the computer (or use wi-fi sync) drag & drop the ringtone from “Tones” to the iPhone”