Need to know how to get ring tones for my 3595

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"Mama Bear" <MamaBear@No-Spam.noo> wrote in message
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>I still need to know how to do this and am not sure. Could someone
> help me please?
>
> I understand that I can buy a USB cable that goes between the
> computer and my 3595. Then where can I get some free software to
> send the tones over, and where can I find free tones with no
> gimicks?

Not free, but MobiMB or PolyPhonix Studio can be used to get the tones onto
the phone. The phone supports MIDI ringtones, so as long as you can locate
some files of this type that don't contain too many instruments, they should
be suitable. MIDI files can be edited/cut down to play on the phone with
PolyPhonix Studio.

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"Mama Bear" <MamaBear@No-Spam.noo> wrote in message
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> "Mike Bradley" <mike-nospam@bounce.logomanager.co.uk> wrote :
>
>> "Mama Bear" <MamaBear@No-Spam.noo> wrote in message
>> news:Xns96A3E1D0BBE90Mama@216.196.97.142...
>>>I still need to know how to do this and am not sure. Could
>>>someone
>>> help me please?
>>>
>>> I understand that I can buy a USB cable that goes between the
>>> computer and my 3595. Then where can I get some free software
>>> to send the tones over, and where can I find free tones with
>>> no gimicks?
>>
>> Not free, but MobiMB or PolyPhonix Studio can be used to get
>> the tones onto the phone. The phone supports MIDI ringtones,
>> so as long as you can locate some files of this type that
>> don't contain too many instruments, they should be suitable.
>> MIDI files can be edited/cut down to play on the phone with
>> PolyPhonix Studio.
>>
>
> I asked for free software because I'm trying to avoid all the
> cost of paying T-Mobile about $13 a month just for the stuff to
> download a single stinking ringtone from them, which I'll
> probably use for years.

Whilst the software isn't free, you only have to buy it once, then you can
upload as many files to your phone as you need. With the T-Mobile service,
of course they try to lock you in to a monthly service plan.

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