monophonic ringtones Article

Free Ringtones For Your Cell Phone
By J R Hartley
Mobile are one of the most well-liked ways to modify you cell phone. Many Cell phones already have numerous different ring tones loaded when you purchase them but usually there copyright free and you can tell they cost the mobile company nothing. Some people are content to stick with this standard ring tone and never modify it , but to be honest there is no need to stick with this boring ringtone there are many websites out there offering free ringtones. There are many types of to choose from


Monophonic ringtones: - Which play one note at a time (yes that why there called mono)
Polyphonic ringtones: - Play multiple notes and sound much more realistic than mono tones
True tone ringtones: - Also known as MP3 ringtones, these are the most popular types of ringtone
True tone or MP3 are the most popular as there clips of actual audio (normally in MP3 format), there generally about 15 seconds long and carry the chorus of a song or the start if there a movie or TV theme. Most modern phones will also let you assign a different ringtone to a different caller, ideal if you want to avoid someone’s calls as you know without looking at the screen who is calling.

Pretty much any song you can think of is available as a ringtone these days, and in some cases you can get different parts of a song, free are available on the internet if you search hard enough, don’t be conned into paying for a subscription

though, these tend to turn out very expensive and you may end up with which you don’t actually want. If you do find a tone you really like then buy it outright. You can also create your own by using music slicers and cutting down an existing music track you own. There are even internet sites out there that will extract audio from youtube videos and create you an MP3. So really there is no excuse, your cell phone goes everywhere with you so why not make it that bit more personal by adding a new ringtone or tones, in fact the choice is so great and if there free you could have a separate tone for every number stored on your phone

In an age where technology often takes away our personal preferences its nice to know that mobile phones still allow us to add that touch of our own character to a device which we use all day everyday, how many of you for instance could manage more than a few hours without your mobile, I know i couldn’t.

So my advice is never pay for a ringtone unless you really have to, try being creative and create your own, you have the internet at your disposal; it’s full of free tools and music you can use to create your own personal ringtone library. Ready made free are a plenty if you look hard enough (unfortunately most of the top 10 sites in Google advertise free but don’t deliver) try page 2 on Google and you will soon find sites brimming with free ringtones.

Good luck and enjoy
Mike Hobson :- Owner of http:\\www.freepolytones.org a website specialising in free ringtones