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Breanne Meisenheimer
Have you ever wanted to make custom ringtones, alarms, or notification sounds in Android but had no clue how to do it, even if you already put a media file onto your device? I can't blame you - Android is absolutely terrible about letting you do anything but pick one of the existing system sounds and offers no way of adding your own.
Enter Ringdroid. Ringdroid's sole purpose is to let you take an existing music file, crop it exactly how you want it, and then save it as either a ringtone, an alarm, or a notification. The end result - the newly created sound shows up in the corresponding dropdown, ready for all that waking up, notifying action you can throw at it.
Now, I have to point out that there seems to be a bug in the current version of Ringdroid (2.4) which could create a duplicate ringtone with slightly different spacing (as you can see in the screenshot below). It's not a big deal and I'm sure will be fixed soon.
If you ever want to remove the custom sound you've created from whatever list it went to, go to the above location using something like Astro and remove the media file. It took a reboot to refresh but after that, the ringtone I've created finally disappeared.
Ringtone Maker feature helps to create personalized free caller ringtones with desired custom text and multiple text suggestions. This is one of the best features for making name music ringtone as your favourite caller tune.
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