Adding Alarm sounds/tones

[mishmash]

Has anybody discoverd a way to transfer the standard ringtones to the alarm tones? The standard alarm tones suck, but I was able to customize a song to a ringtone that would be perfect as an alarm.

 

[hookbill]

Has anybody discoverd a way to transfer the standard ringtones to the alarm tones? The standard alarm tones suck, but I was able to customize a song to a ringtone that would be perfect as an alarm.

Is this an MP3 ringtone? If it is I suggest you download ringdroid. It will allow you to make custom rings for all your different items and it's real easy to use. It's in the market.

 

[kook]

Make a folder in the root of your SD card....Make this folder and subfolders and place the mp3's in all 3 of the last folders inside the "audio" one.

media-->audio-->(alarms)(notifications)(ringtones)

 

[mishmash]

Make a folder in the root of your SD card....Make this folder and subfolders and place the mp3's in all 3 of the last folders inside the "audio" one.

media-->audio-->(alarms)(notifications)(ringtones)

Huh :unsure: I downloaded ringdroid, but when I open it, the only thing there are the ringtones that came with the phone and 2 voice notes that were on my SD card from my previous phone. I have all my music on my phone, and I assume it is being stored on my SD card, but, I can't even find the 2 voice notes on the phone when I connect to my PC, so where are these files being stored? This was the same SD card I used in my Storm (8mb instead of 2), so do I need to pull it, erase it and start over?

 

[mishmash]

Well, I reformated my SD card and copied all my music to it and was able to use the song as a ringtone. What I am confused about is why are all the pictures, videos, music, etc that I add to my phone not being stored on my SD card. I have gone through all the settings and I cant find anything that gives you the option of storing to the phone vs. SD card.