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Why do the most TAs have cheesy ringtones?
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| Neo nEro |
| a better question would be why did you start a new thread to comment on another thread |
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| whitesmoke |
Download Qualcomm PureVoice (free) - You can record anything to a ".qcp" file which is supported by sprint vision phones & can be uploaded through 3gupload.com (although it does take up considerably more space on the phone). When recording part of a song, play it in a media player & then record the part you want with purevoice (but first set the computer's volume controls/properties to record through wav/mp3 or "what u hear" (not microphone) - much better than being an amateur & holding the damn mic up to the speaker).
worked for me. i was able to make pretty high quality trance ringtones and then send them to my phone. i gave up on fiding the ones i wanted on the internet. |
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| Orbax |
| The real test is if you can, without the use of semi-colons, differentiate cheese from trance or any other type of electronica in a concise sentence :D . |
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| raaven |
i don't even have a cell phone anymore. so that just means i'm better than all of you.
lol
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| Fundamental |
| quote: | Originally posted by Stiffmaster
Why do the most TAs have cheesy ringtones?
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It's because standard ringtones and "cheesy" music are comparable in that the melodies are simple, and therefore it would be easy to convert it into a ringtone. Polyphonic tones bypass this problem by allowing multilayering of sounds.
And Barbers Adagio != Cheese dammit!!!! |
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| Kirby |
| Hm get a phone that lets you compose your own that solves the problem. It will give you a little music staff and note options, it's really freakin fun... |
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| kiddiejon |
| quote: | Originally posted by moncster
Because
Trance ringtones = Rare
Non-cheesey trance ringtones = Nearly impossible to find |
soo true, especially if u got a good / unpopular / unique phone (ie - not a nokia) |
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