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What about if you have garage band. Can you create a ringtone that way ?

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On Sep 4, 2010, at 7:16 PM, Bill Boulware <bill.boulware@gmail.com> wrote:

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> Sent to you by Bill Boulware via Google Reader: iTunes 10 Loses
> Ringtone Creator via iSmashPhone - Turn your Phone into your MyPhone by
> Jacob Lopez on 9/4/10
>
> iTunes 10 no longer has the tool that lets users create custom
> ringtones. Can't say we are very disappointed. The tool wasn't all the
> great, it cost 99-cents a ringtone and it seemed to have far too many
> limitations. Well, we are being nice...it stank.
>
> Whatever their reasons, whether it was actually because the software
> was very limited, or because of some other idea from Cupertino, it's
> gone. Luckily, there is no need to worry, friends.
>
> We have a far better solution. It's free, it lets you convert just
> about any file you want (even YouTube videos) into a ringtone. No
> software to install---it's all browser-based.
>
> We go with Audiko, which we've written about several times in the past.
> So far, it's the best tool we've found for creating custom ringtones
> for the iPhone.
>
> We even have a tutorial that tells you exactly how to create your own
> ringtones on the website: Here
>
> Give it a shot (link), and you won't be disappointed at the loss of the
> iTunes ringtone maker.
>
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