Something that should be trivial to do turns out to be fairly complex in the Apple world. If the song you want to set as a ringtone is not in the library, you can click File > choose Add Folder. If the ringtone is longer than 30 seconds, tap Continue to have GarageBand shorten the ringtone automatically. Enter a name for the ringtone, then tap Export.
In the My Songs browser, tap Browse, tap Select, then tap the project you shared from your Mac. I don't know why Apple makes this so difficult. Go to Settings > Sounds > Ringtones on iPhone to check the transferred ringtones and select the ringtones you like as the ringtone of your iPhone. Open GarageBand on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
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Create an M4A file (using a free program such as Audacity). The trick to transferring ring tones using iTunes is to: I don't like the iTunes interface since it is very cluttered and non-intutitive, especially when using a screen reader, but at least I could transfer the ring tones that way. you can tune your voice and add different sound effect with 1000+. Setting Your Custom Song as a Ringtone on Your iPhone Without using iTunes If you selected OK and just saved the song, and you now want to set it as your ringtone, these are the steps to. Much as I hated to do it, I finally used iTunes on my computer to transfer the ring tones to my phone. GarageBand is a great default app with all free features best for music enthusiastic. Close the song by tapping My Songs in the top left of the screen. I struggled to do this on my iPhone using voiceOver but couldn't work it out either. Next select Send ringtone to iTunes iTunes should pop open and import your ringtone automatically. Yes, I read all of the Google results about using Garage Band to create ring tones on an iOS device. Import your ringtone into iTunes Now all thats left to do is to send the ringtone to iTunes.
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