Convert MP3 to Ringtone
Actually, if you want to find out how to convert an MP3 to ringtone, you should know that this is not a conversion process, but rather a setting you need to do in your cell phone in order to play a specific MP3 file when there’s an incoming call or message. Still, you have the option to create a polyphonic ringtone from an MP3 file, to be compatible with an older phone model that doesn’t support the MP3 format. Taking into account both possibilities, in the following lines I plan to explain to you how to set an MP3 song as a ringtone and how to convert the MP3 in a polyphonic tone.
First you have to look in the cell phone model specifications list and see what audio file types your handset supports. For example, Nokia 1100, which is a great model for making and receiving phone calls, with a long battery life, supports only monophonic ringtones. This type of melody is a combination of music notes played one after another, like those Chinese pencil boxes with colored pianos that worked with watch batteries, which didn’t allow you to mix more notes simultaneously, but one at a time.
Polyphonic ringtones like the ones used by Panasonic SC3...