Q: How do you add ringtones to iTunes 11?
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Dec 4, 2012 12:59 AMby Wh33ls,HelpfulWhat I had to do was in iTunes, use "Add File to Library" to add the m4r file. (under the file menu) This will place it in its own Tones library (if you didn't already have one). You then tick the tone you have just added.
Then you can connect the iPhone, and there will be a specific sync tab for Tones where you can select what you added to the library and then sync it to your phone.
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Dec 5, 2012 6:52 AMby SuperElfin,In iTunes 11, "Add File to Library"" or using Finder to drag .m4r files to the Library should create a tones tab.
PLEASE NOTE, if you have created your own tone by modifying an existing song in iTunes, you must delete it from the iTunes Library (you're not actually deleting the file, you're just removing it from iTunes) before dragging the .m4r file (with Finder) to the iTunes Library.
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Dec 27, 2012 11:04 AMby GrillMasterD,This finally worked for me:
http://www.simonblog.com/2012/12/01/itunes-11-how-to-create-free-ringtone-and-te xt-tone/
Then of course, don't forget to "sync" with yout iPhone again and voila!
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Jan 7, 2013 8:01 PMby TimeKoder13,Cool I was doing all this as a shortcut to the GarageBand method, But this is tha true mashup shortcut. Use the link to step 7 if U don't already know how to make a .m4r file (it takes 30 seconds of your life once U learn it), then use the "add to library" method from above. Ringtones in 60 secs; I've been spending 60 minutes with other methods. CHEERS!!!
