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    Howto: Create iPhone Ringtones That Don't Sound Horrible

    Posted on Friday, September 28 2007 @ 03:20:18 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    OCIA.net has posted their latest article, Create iPhone Ringtones That Don't Sound Horrible.

    "I have tried this method with several different MP3 files and have found this to be the easiest and most effective method. My initial problems were with the ringtones overpowering the crummy speaker, but doing the Decrease Volume trick in Sound Recorder eliminates 99% of the overpowering sounds and leaves a crisp, clear ringtone that works great!"

    Check it out at OCIA.


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