Under the Ringtones tab from your iPhone Device settings, be sure to select your new ringtone (or All ringtones) to sync. Close GarageBand (you may save the file to edit later).ġ0. Once you have your portion of the song selected, from the GarageBand menu bar, click Share, "Send Ringtone to iTunes." Your ringtone will automatically import into the Ringtones playlist in iTunes.ĩ. This bar should match the length of your selection.Ĩ. To extend or retract your loop, click and drag the end of the yellow bar.
The default yellow bar at the top of the GarageBand editing window indicates a 18-second loop. Make your edit point and delete the remainder of the song.ħ. Next, find where you would like to end your ringtone. You can then select the part of the song before your edit point and press Delete to remove it.Ħ. With your track highlighted, press Command-T to make an edit on the track. Using the timeline indicator, select where you would like your ringtone to begin. (Note: When the command is executable, you should see a green and white ( ) icon appear.) After the track imports, you can begin editing your ringtone.ĥ.
Drag the song from the iTunes window into the GarageBand window. Open iTunes and select the song you would like to make into a ringtone.Ĥ. Highlight the track by clicking on the track name and press Command-Delete.ģ. Open GarageBand and create a new iPhone Ringtone "Example Ringtone" project from the template chooser window.
#Garageband ringtone on iphone mac os x
These steps were created using a MacBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.5.6, iTunes 8.1, iLife '09, and an original iPhone running iPhone OS 2.2.1. You will be pulling your favorite 30 seconds from them to create your ringtone. To prepare for this tutorial, find a couple of songs you enjoy from your iTunes Library. This is a start-to-finish guide for creating iPhone ringtones using GarageBand on your Mac.
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