Actually and I don't know if this aplies to all countries and all
cellular providers but my iPhone 4 running iOS 6 locked to the O2
cellular provider will accept 40 second ringtones.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 13/10/2012 20:50, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
• Bring the item you wish to make a Ringtone from into Fission.
• Play the item until the place you wish to start the Ringtone from and
pause it there.
• Press cmd-t to Split the clip at the Playhead.
Now comes the part that sometimes is tricky. You'll need to use the
items under the Clip menu. What I usually do is press cmd-[ (left
bracket) to select the previous clip then press cmd-k to crop the
selected area. You can then play the new clip to confirm that
everything was cropped properly. Sometimes, in this case, I've had
difficulties determining whether to use cmd-[ or cmd] for selecting
previous or next clip because the wrong thing gets cropped. In these
situations, I just press cmd-z to Undo my error then use the opposite
command. Remember that the Undo remembers multiple actions so the Undo
is quite useful. After I have the start position set, I move my
playhead to the end position and use cmd-t to split the clip there. I
can then use the same process again to crop the leftover away. Now I'll
have a segment that is less than 40 seconds that can be used as an
iTunes Ringtone. Just go under the File menu and select Save As
Ringtone and it will be done.
Hopefully, this is clear.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On 2012-10-13, at 11:50 AM, Scott Rumery <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello,
Is there anyone out there that knows how to make an iPhone ringtone
using Fission? I know that I can make a ringtone simply by using
iTunes, and I do know how to do this, but I am wanting to learn how to
do some basic audio editing with Fission. I have been trying to do
this for a couple of hours now, and I am getting a little frustrated
with it.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Scott
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