Ringtones....ringtones...and more ringtones..... - GSM-Forum

robbiesl42 · 08-14-2003, 21:53

Hey all!
I decided to make a thread with resources, for noobs and veterans alike, to either make your own ringtones, convert ones that are on the net or whatever! These took me a long time to find so.... Enjoy!!!

I found their aren't too many sites that have ringtones in .imy format and getting them sent is too expensive for me so I found plenty of ways to get ringtones off the net for FREE!!! (free is good!) The only catch is you need IR, Bluetooth or data cable...

To get ringtones sent to your phone, the ringers need to be in .imy format or I-Melody before you can send them.

For conversions from RTTL, E-Melody to I-Melody (most newer Ericsson phones use this)Download Melody Composer at:

www.christersson.org

Next we have to find the ringtones. Most sites want to send them to you for a fee, which I think is BS. However, as most of us who have looked for ringtones know, nokia ringtones are the easiest to find and sound the best (besides polyphonic) SO....Just go to your favorite search engine and type in "RTTL ringtones" RTTL being what Nokia's use. That's easy....as soon as you find the RTTL code all you have to do is copy and paste the code into the Ringtone converter and it will convert it into I-Melody and you send it to your phone or use Melody Composer to key it in.....

here are some sites that have RTTL, Nokia Composer code, or what not

This site has many, many FREE SE ringtones in the form of keypresses (for those of you w/out data transfer ability)
http://www.mrtones.com/home.mt?m=8

RTTL codes....
http://www.free-ringtones.tv/

Anime Ringtones......
http://anilarm.xl0.org/

Many ringtones in Nokia Comoser format
http://fir3andic3.tripod.com/ringtonesanime5.htm

Converter for Nokia Composer/RTTL/Keypresses to Composer/RTTL/Keypresses. Click on ringtones in the upper right then convert.
http://overtonez.co.uk/frame_me/?/tones/request.pl

Basically, just get any ringtone to RTTL (if it's in Composer or keypresses) and then send it over to the Melody Composer program and convert it to I-Melody and send it to your phone or use the export button to see T68i keypresses.

Sorry if all that was a lot or confused you, but I'm too lazy to see if it makes sense...... if have any questions, post them and I'll get back to them as soon as I can. See you and have fun.

Robbie!!

starchrisson · 01-15-2005, 10:48

HELLO ROBBIE,
CAN U TELL ME HOW I CAN DOWNLOAD RINGINGTONES TO MY PHONE FROM THE COMPUTER TO MY PHONE DIRECT!!PLEASE, IS IT BY CABLE OR WHAT.PLEASE DO NOT FAIL TO TELL .SEND IT TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS : SUCCCESSFULOVO@YAHOO.COM.
THANKS AND I WISH TO BE A FRIEND

08-14-2003, 21:53	#1
robbiesl42 No Life Poster Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: U.K Age: 20 Posts: 793 Member: 18319 Status: Offline Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ringtones....ringtones...and more ringtones..... Hey all! I decided to make a thread with resources, for noobs and veterans alike, to either make your own ringtones, convert ones that are on the net or whatever! These took me a long time to find so.... Enjoy!!! I found their aren't too many sites that have ringtones in .imy format and getting them sent is too expensive for me so I found plenty of ways to get ringtones off the net for FREE!!! (free is good!) The only catch is you need IR, Bluetooth or data cable... To get ringtones sent to your phone, the ringers need to be in .imy format or I-Melody before you can send them. For conversions from RTTL, E-Melody to I-Melody (most newer Ericsson phones use this)Download Melody Composer at: www.christersson.org Next we have to find the ringtones. Most sites want to send them to you for a fee, which I think is BS. However, as most of us who have looked for ringtones know, nokia ringtones are the easiest to find and sound the best (besides polyphonic) SO....Just go to your favorite search engine and type in "RTTL ringtones" RTTL being what Nokia's use. That's easy....as soon as you find the RTTL code all you have to do is copy and paste the code into the Ringtone converter and it will convert it into I-Melody and you send it to your phone or use Melody Composer to key it in..... here are some sites that have RTTL, Nokia Composer code, or what not This site has many, many FREE SE ringtones in the form of keypresses (for those of you w/out data transfer ability) http://www.mrtones.com/home.mt?m=8 RTTL codes.... http://www.free-ringtones.tv/ Anime Ringtones...... http://anilarm.xl0.org/ Many ringtones in Nokia Comoser format http://fir3andic3.tripod.com/ringtonesanime5.htm Converter for Nokia Composer/RTTL/Keypresses to Composer/RTTL/Keypresses. Click on ringtones in the upper right then convert. http://overtonez.co.uk/frame_me/?/tones/request.pl Basically, just get any ringtone to RTTL (if it's in Composer or keypresses) and then send it over to the Melody Composer program and convert it to I-Melody and send it to your phone or use the export button to see T68i keypresses. Sorry if all that was a lot or confused you, but I'm too lazy to see if it makes sense...... if have any questions, post them and I'll get back to them as soon as I can. See you and have fun. Robbie!!

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01-15-2005, 10:48	#2
starchrisson Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Age: 34 Posts: 3 Member: 106586 Status: Offline Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	HELLO ROBBIE, CAN U TELL ME HOW I CAN DOWNLOAD RINGINGTONES TO MY PHONE FROM THE COMPUTER TO MY PHONE DIRECT!!PLEASE, IS IT BY CABLE OR WHAT.PLEASE DO NOT FAIL TO TELL .SEND IT TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS : SUCCCESSFULOVO@YAHOO.COM. THANKS AND I WISH TO BE A FRIEND