![]() ![]() Bands can, in theory, use it to create production quality music. There are some interesting tutorials on it on YouTube for creating popular songs. GarageBand is an app for making music (as you probably knew or figured out from the search). Thanks for trying to help with a device you don't own. Well, it's a disingenuous suggestion from those who know better. You can make and import ringtones to iphones. (I don't dislike Android, I just don't think something so trivial should be exclusive to one platform.) It is not that big of a deal, but if it were, it would really suck. I am a little sad that I cannot make ringtones for my new favourite band (ONE OK ROCK) and that, in order to do so, I would have to switch back to Android. The ringtones I've already ported over still work, and I don't really feel the need to make new ones. ![]() Now they want you to buy ringtones only, and I am not aware of a workaround. However, Apple has removed this functionality from iTunes. It used to be, you could make the ringtone on the computer, convert it to M4R (M4A, or MPEG-4 Audio, with a different extension), import that into iTunes, and sync it over, and it would work. Maybe GarageBand can write to it, but again, it won't do what we want (unless I am missing something). Ringtones on iOS are stored in the iTunes music storage, which AFAIK can only be written to by Apple apps. People suggesting GarageBand are disingenuous at best as I feel they know that's not what most people are after when they ask about making a ringtone. GarageBand might be able to make ringtones from the little jams you make with it, but it cannot take an MP3 (or M4A, for that matter) and make it a ringtone. To be clear, what I'm talking about doing is taking an MP3 and cutting it down to 30 seconds and making it a ringtone. To the best of my knowledge, you can't make ringtones on iOS anymore, only buy them. ![]()
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