Make Your Own Ringtones With makeownringtone.com

By Mark Kolich on January 24, 2009 9:00 AM | No TrackBacks
make-own-ringtone.pngLifehacker recently published an interesting piece on how to make your own ring tones using a free online service, makeownringtone.com.  Makeownringtone.com offers a simplistic audio editor embedded within a creative Flash app.  You upload an MP3, WAV, or OGG, and then edit the audio using a very childish looking editor.

At first, I found it a little more annoying than useful, but after playing with it for a few minutes I was able to make a few pretty neat ring tones.  My favorite was a hacked ring tone using Grand Synthe's Descender (chill electronic, similar to the type of stuff you might find on Soma FM's Groove Salad or Sirius XM Chill).

Enjoy.

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A Silicon Valley native, Mark Kolich is a full-time Software Engineer, a casual entrepreneur, and a consultant for hire. A web technologies expert, his current focus is on building powerful and robust cloud-driven web-applications using Java, PHP, Perl, AJAX, DHTML, CSS, and JavaScript. His favorite programming languages are PHP, Java and JavaScript. He uses Linux, enjoys biking to work, loves building great software, and always writes elegant, readable, and maintainable code.

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