Turn mp3s to m4rs to use on iPhone as tones.
Channel: Angelina F
Date: 17/07/2017

Just a little tutorial on how to use the iTunes app on your computer to change already created mp3s to m4rs so they will show up on your iPhone as Tones and you can use them as ringtones or notification sounds.
To change the file type you can right click on the file and select rename or you can click on the file once, wait a moment and click on it again. I wrongly assumed people were already aware of how to do this. I'm sorry.
I'm also sorry for the breathing into the mic with all my 's'. I couldn't find that fuzzy thing that suppose to go over it so it filters out the pops and hisses. I guess if you're using headphones, you may not want to have the volume up too loud. And yes, I did have my iTunes app volume down low. I created this because of the lack of free selection of ringtones or notification sounds on the App Store. I am aware of the fact there are ones in the iTunes Store hat you can pay for.
This does not show you how to create ringtones or notification sounds from a song already on your iPhone. There are apps in the App Store that do that, check them out most are free.
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