Scottish ring tones

**beowulf67** · 12th February 07, 06:22 AM

Oh yeah, I'll try to find it online and let you know the name, or get it tonight when I get home

**Graham** · 12th February 07, 06:27 AM

cheers, thanks for that.

**Livingston** · 12th February 07, 07:47 AM

beowolf, could you let me know about it too? I also have a new phone and would enjoy having Scotland the Brave as a ring tone.

**cavscout** · 12th February 07, 08:04 AM

I have a package that is actually music editing software. I download the song I want, trim it down to the part I want as a ring tone and upload it to my phone. If you can tell me the part of the song you want to use, I'll trim it down and email it to you. Then using a data cable (USB) you should be able to upload it to the phone and play it as an mp3 (sounds better than a midi).

I currently use "American Woman" for my wifes ring tone and "Cashmere" and "Sweet Child of Mine" for my other calls.

**Retro Red** · 12th February 07, 08:30 AM

Originally Posted by cavscout

I have a package that is actually music editing software.

Well, don't keep us in suspense - what's the name of this music editing software?
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**cavscout** · 12th February 07, 08:40 AM

It's called Adobe Audition. It will do a lot more than I know how to do but it's very easy to use.

**mbhandy** · 14th February 07, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by cavscout

It's called Adobe Audition. It will do a lot more than I know how to do but it's very easy to use.

Adobe Audition use to be Cool Edit Pro and Adobe bought them out and added a few more features and charged more money for the upgrade. I still have Cool Edit Pro.

Why should I change when I still don't know how to work all the features?????

MrBill

**staticsan** · 12th February 07, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by Retro Red

Well, don't keep us in suspense - what's the name of this music editing software?
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There are several. I use Audacity, but that's mostly because it's available for Linux (you can get it for Windows, BTW). Diamond Cut and Cool Edit are other good ones for Windows, but they cost.

Wade.

**Graham** · 12th February 07, 08:00 PM

I use a Palm Treo 680, they say I can only use midi or AAC (whatever that is). No mp3's sadly.

**Zyzzyx** · 14th February 07, 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by staticsan

There are several. I use Audacity, but that's mostly because it's available for Linux (you can get it for Windows, BTW). Diamond Cut and Cool Edit are other good ones for Windows, but they cost.

Wade.

Excellent. I started reading this thread with interest, but was ready to be annoyed by seeing recommendations for only Windows software. Gonna go check if Audacity is in the stock repositories. (I love installing software in Ubuntu, so damn easy)