Ringers

[dudelovenext]

Where do you get your cell phone ringers from?

I used to really like http://www.3gupload.com/, but they're a "licensed" site now, which is just another way of saying they've gotten rid of half their stuff and they charge more.

Any thoughts?

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[lagoonbug.livejournal.com]

Which phone do you have again?

I have a Motorola V400. I just cut 20 second clips of some mp3 songs and use the USB cable to transfer them to the phone. Totally free. I just needed to order the cable and Phonetools CD though. The good deals are on Ebay. It's a hassle to get the program set up though. But basically I can transfer sounds and pics between the phone and PC unlimited.

[dudelovenext.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the V300 has a USB cable I can get. I might just do that. Thanks. :)

[ff8squall.livejournal.com]

I just have to find any midi file I want...edit to only have 16 total notes playing simultaneously at any given time (limitation of the phone) if it has too many instruments...upload to my webspace...and download into the phone through the phone's web browser. Or...just download it from the URL of the file online if there's no need to edit it.

[humu-ted.livejournal.com]

Which service are you with? My brother makes his own ringers. He downloads MP3s, puts them through a conversion program, then changes the instruments or timing if he wants, emails it to his phone and viola! :) Any song, any sound, totally free. :)

But I think it only works with Sprint. At least, that's our service provider so that's what he knows.

Ok so I'm no help at all. ^_^;; Sorry.

[dudelovenext.livejournal.com]

T-Mobile. I'll probably get the USB cable eventually...be easier that way. :)

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