With the advent of the possibility of installing mp3 on a ringtone, most cell phone owners use this opportunity in order not to miss a call, setting loud melodies. In fact, any song, regardless of its format, can be made loud enough to be set to a ringtone. To do this, just follow a series of simple steps.
Necessary
Adobe Audition or Sony Sound Forge
Instructions
Step 1
In order to increase the volume of a melody, you need a specialized audio editor. To increase the overall volume of a track, there are many programs, but none of them guarantee the preservation of the euphony of the music. Use Adobe Audition or Sony Sound Forge - these editors have high processing quality, as well as functionality sufficient to achieve the desired result without loss of quality. Download and install one of these editors.
Step 2
Launch the audio editor and open the song you need with it. To do this, you can either open the track through the "File - Open" menu, or simply drag the melody onto the program field. Determine the boundaries of the future melody. It is not at all necessary to set the entire track to the call, it is enough to cut thirty to forty seconds. Use the cursor to highlight those parts of the track that you do not need, then delete them using the "delete" button.
Step 3
Select the resulting track with the cursor, then use the graphic equalizer to change the frequencies of the track. This is necessary to adapt the track for playback on a mobile phone. It is necessary to reduce the low frequencies, partially increasing the high and middle, or leaving them at the same level. Make sure the transitions are smooth. Be sure to play the resulting variation before applying the changes.
Step 4
Use the "normalize" or "volume up" effect to increase the overall volume of the melody after changing the emphasis of frequencies with a graphic equalizer. Raise the volume ten to fifteen percent, and then be sure to listen to the resulting track. Increase the volume until you reach the level you want. Test the resulting version by copying it to your phone and listening to it.
