GarageBand turns your iPad, and iPhone into a collection of Touch Instruments and a full-featured recording studio so you can make music anywhere you go. Tap to open your Zedge folder, then press and hold your ringtone to open the file.Tap My Songs to view your ringtone file.Press and hold your new ringtone to rename it.Press and hold your ringtone and select Share.You may see a message noting your ringtone length needs to be adjusted.(It was likely trimmed to just over 30 seconds.) Tap Continue.You'll see a message noting the ringtone export was successful.From the menu below, you can now set your ringtone as the Standard Ringtone (or assign to a specific contact).To see the ringtone, open the Setting app on your iPhone, then tap Sound & Haptics > Ringtone, and it will appear at the top of the list with other custom ringtones (if you have others). If you have a specific section of a song you love, but are not finding any premade ringtones, this section is for you! You can use any of your songs in Apple Music to make a GarageBand ringtone.
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Let get started learning how to make a ringtone with GarageBand.Tap the microphone button in the top left corner.A recent MacWorld guide explained that all that is necessary is making a song in GarageBand and then tapping the Share icon under My Songs. Tap the lines icon to open the Tracks view.From this view, tap the loop icon to browse your files.Select the Music tab from the top of your screen.Select the arrow, and My Songs to see your saved audio files.Press the up or down arrows to set Manual to 30 bars (to create your 30-second ringtone).Tap the small + icon in the right corner.Slide the bar to your desired starting point for your ringtone. Your new ringtone will be labeled My Song. Master your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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