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I then went to the Help app on my Pre and clicked on "How do I select a song as my ringtone." It is of no use whatsoever-it says to open Sounds & Ringtones, select the current ringtone, then click on a song to make it the current ringtone. snippet of a song that I had in iTunes and saved it as a new song and then a new playlist which I synced via Missing Sync to my Pre. I tried all the tricks in this thread (Audacity, GarageBand), to no avail, and finally had to use mp3Trimmer to cut a 30 sec. Here are a few of my favorites: Ringtones and Cricket Alerts. Use the Homebrew Apps Gallery: My Notification. You can also change the email and calendar notification sounds. Then copy the new ringtone you create using the USB Drive feature above to the Pre ringtones subdirectory. (Real or others programs let you keep your own music.) You want to clip out about 30 seconds to make your ringtone. If you imported your music using iTunes they may be hidden. Just use your audio editor to find your music subdirectory on your computer and choose one of your songs. You can do the same with any mp3 that you have on your computer. Check out your new ringtone on your Palm! Safely remove the USB device and you should have a new ringtone, Older Phone 2, on your Pre. When you are done, save it as "Older Phone 2" so as not to confuse the two. Try highlighting just sections and making changes. To make "Older Phone" louder, click Effects>Amplify. For instance the installed Pre ringtones are too soft. Open Audacity and choose the Older Phone file to edit.Įditing the file is easy. Go to your computer's hard drive, right click a subdirectory you want to use and choose paste.Ħ.
Right click on Older Phones and click copy.ĥ. Use Windows Explorer or an equivalent to find files in your Pre.Ĥ. Connect your Palm Pre to your computer as a USB device using the USB cable.Ģ. The first thing is to find and edit the Older Phone mp3 file.ġ. Take the Older Phone ringtone that came with your Pre and make a new version that is loud enough to hear. Here is how easy it is to customize MP3's into good ringtones.
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It should be free and easy with no learning curve.įor Windows or Macs, Audacity is all of the above. An easy way to fade-in or fade-out, adjust loudness, etc.ģ. An easy way to cut out just the right section, about 30 seconds longĢ. Here are the key things you need in an audio file editor to do this:ġ. You invariably would not choose that part and it is often fading up so the first part can't be heard.īut you can easily choose just the part of the song you want and set the volume you want if you know the tricks! The problem is the the ringtone will choose the first 30 seconds of the song. Just tap Launcher>Sounds>Ringtone Add in the lower-left and choose a ringtone.
The Pre can make a ringtone from any song on the Pre. It is easy and even fun to make ringtones for your Palm Pre from your existing MP3's.
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In addition almost every site listed for free ringtones has 320x480 wallpaper.
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Plus here are the Treo Ringtones converted over for the Pre. Someone has even taken all of the Pre ringtones and made them loud enough to hear.
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You can use Filecoaster to download ringtones Over The Air but that is so much harder than using a computer and so limited. There are literally a million free MP3 ringtones from websites such as CrackBerry, Freesound, Ringtone-Mania, Tonzr, Brinked, CellSea, Myxer, or zedge. NEW: Free Music Ringtones - uses a million+ 30 second free iTunes samples as ringtones! See the Palm Pre Tips and Tricks for many other tips.
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