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How to set a custom ringtone without GarageBand because I tried from every app RingtoneMaker ringtone editor and from yesterday It didn’t do anything with me right my apple is iPhone 7
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iPod mini
I sometimes use a custom ringtone maker. I record the audio and send it to GarageBand, but then the audio is automatically shortened to 30 seconds and I don’t like that. If there is a way to get around that, I’d appreciate it. To whoever can help, thanks in advance!
I sometimes use a custom ringtone maker. I record the audio and send it to GarageBand, but then the audio is automatically shortened to 30 seconds and I don’t like that. If there is a way to get around that, I’d appreciate it. To whoever can help, thanks in advance!
You will need an AAC-format audio file of 40 seconds or less, and with an .m4r file extension.
Example: https://www.howtogeek.com/248489/how-to-add-custom-ringtones-to-your-iphone/
You will need an AAC-format .m4a audio file of ~40 seconds or less, and renamed to an .m4r file extension. How you get there and what tools you use is entirely your choice, whether GarageBand or Audacity or otherwise.
How to set a custom ringtone without GarageBand?
