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> Can anyone recommend a method for creating and installing your own
> ringtones, preferably by uploading to a website and then downloading
> directly to your phone, which works in the UK?
>
> Ive found sites and programs which offer this service - including
> Phonezoo and MonkeyBongo, which latter seems to claim to be OK for the UK
> - but cant get either to function with my Samsung C300 on Vodafone PAYG.
>

> In message , Bert Coules wrote:

> > Can anyone recommend a method for creating and installing your own
> > ringtones, preferably by uploading to a website and then downloading
> > directly to your phone, which works in the UK?
> >
> > Ive found sites and programs which offer this service - including
> > Phonezoo and MonkeyBongo, which latter seems to claim to be OK for the UK
> > - but cant get either to function with my Samsung C300 on Vodafone PAYG.
> >
> That depends on the format you want. I just use Audacity to generate short
> clips from various format audio files, save the clip in mp3 format and
> upload it to my phone, no need to mess with websites, although I guess my
> phone would probably accept one that way.

> Can anyone recommend a method for creating and installing your own
> ringtones, preferably by uploading to a website and then downloading
> directly to your phone, which works in the UK?
>
> Ive found sites and programs which offer this service - including Phonezoo
> and MonkeyBongo, which latter seems to claim to be OK for the UK - but cant
> get either to function with my Samsung C300 on Vodafone PAYG.
>
> Any help and advice would be gatefully received. Thanks.

> You have described the method in your first paragraph. No need to
> involve a specialist company for this, just use the webspace that comes
> free with your internet connection (assuming you have any of course).

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>Original source can be from the web or compositions saved as midi in
>Sibelius. I think other music software also allows compositions to be
>saved as midi.
>

> In message , Helen Deborah
> Vecht writes
> >Dave {Reply Address in.Sig} typed
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> >Original source can be from the web or compositions saved as midi in
> >Sibelius. I think other music software also allows compositions to be
> >saved as midi.
> >
> There is a reasonable freeware solution - Anvil Studios - allows you to
> compose quite complex stuff. The freeware version has a one minute
> limit per composition, plenty for a ringtone.

> (Sibelius is exellent but expensive).

> Getting it to your phone - no idea but others wil probably be able to
> help.