Slowly Liberating Personalized Ringtones

Author: Ievgen Blagodarnyi

Author: Ievgen Blagodarnyi

Most people remember when they first heard one of their favorite (or most hated) songs blasting from someones pocket or purse, only to realize it was a cellular device telling them that they were getting a call or a text. Many people lamented this new technological development, convinced that cell phones that doubled as portable stereos would mean a new era of noise pollution. Everybody else realized that the song they heard was a sign that technology was finally allowing music to be present in our lives to the degree they had always subconsciously wanted it to be. Nothing creates more precise and intense emotions than music. When people who understood this heard that first song, they suddenly realized with joy: incoming calls and texts no longer have to mean enduring irritating electronic-sounding ditties! Many people got suckered into paying full price for shortened, ringtone-versions of songs they already owned the full versions ofthats how excited people were. Furthermore, the variety of ringtone-songs for sale was so limited that most serious music-listeners had to settle for songs they only mildly liked. A lot of buyers found themselves asking why they should be paying for songs that made them hope certain people wouldnt call while they were around certain friends. But the initial excitement eventually faded and people became less willing to pay for such a limited service. They realized eventually that there are no technological restrictions that make it reasonable to charge money for customized ringtones. People found tedious ways of making their own ringtones, and the market had to adapt. What started simply has since grown immensely. There are companies nowadays that sell ringtones, and offer a much wider variety of songs than initially. There are also (finally) many applications and websites that allow you to create your own ringtones easily. Some are free, others cost money. Generally, as far as quality goes, you get what you pay for. If the service is free, it is usually very sluggish, or gives a low-quality product, and might have both problems. However, the latest ringtone service out there, Mad Ringtones, seems to be an exception. This site is free to use, and it gives you control over the reshaping of the sound file you choose for your ringtones on a level that has never been seen before. Not only is this service one of the fastest custom ringtone services on the Internet (and free on top of that), this site lets you determine how long your ringtone is, what pieces of the song or video soundtrack file to include, and whether you want it to fade out. Neither quality nor speed are forfeited here; you can quickly create original, high-quality ringtones that work for most types of phones in only three clicks. You can use several different types of sound sources: URLs, local sound files, even videos from YouTube. Check out http://www.madringtones.org and give it a try.About the Author:

Ievgen Blagodarnyi,

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