Make custom rings for iPhone with GarageBand updateCrunchGear

December 15th, 2007 | Category: Techitorial


Now you can inflict your Evanescence remixes with everyone around you - all the instance! The new GarageBand update allows you to export 40-second chunks of your songs as ringtones for your iPhone, so now you can share your latest opus with an unsuspecting crowd. It’s as simple as selecting a region, next going to “Share >

Send Ringtone to iTunes,” sync and you’re done. My phone is currently set to an excerpt from John Cage’s “4′33″ and I highly recommend it.

How to create custom ringtones in GarageBand 4.1.1

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