Make An Iphone Ringtone Install The FFmpeg
Click the Sync Tones check box if its not already checked and then select the ring tone you just made. Click the iPhone icon in iTunes and then click Tones. This gives Audacity the ability to open and save files in the AAC format, which your iPhone uses for ringtones.Connect your iPhone to your computer using its the USB cable. Select your favorite part of the songs by setting the start time and end time.Download and install the FFmpeg import / export library for Audacity (link in Resources). Click 'Add File/Disc' button, choose the songs youd like to use for your new iPhone ringtone in the open window and click 'Open' button to import your songs into this program. And make sure you grab the latest version of the software.
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Rename the file and change its extension from ".m4a" to ".m4r" to ensure iTunes and your iPhone will identify it as a ringtone.Add the file to your iTunes library, connect your iPhone to your computer and sync. If prompted to edit the metadata for the file, modify it to your liking or simply click "OK" to leave it as it is.Navigate to the location where you saved the file. Select "M4A (AAC) Files" from the "Save as Type" drop-down menu, give the file an appropriate name and save it in a location you will remember. Make any other adjustments you want to the ringtone, such as adding a fade-in and fade-out portion.Press "Ctrl-Shift-E" to export the ringtone. If necessary, you can press "Ctrl-1" to zoom in on the track and adjust the selection more precisely.Press "Shift-T" to trim the song so it only includes the selected portion. It's okay if the selection is shorter than 30 seconds, but it must not be any longer.
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