What if I dont have an internet? Is it possible to buy some cord and connect phone to pc and then transfer the midi file? Or like call some toll free number 1800 and it downloads ringtone for free?

well if you have a internet on ur phone! dont know if this will work but its worth a shot you can upload ringtones and wallpapers! you will get a text message then follow whatever you have to do! Hidden Content


or sign up with Hidden Content and upload ur tones and wallpapers in the upload shack and then go here on your phone's internet: Hidden Content then sign in, then go to upload shack and download ur tones/wallpapers to ur phone!


for ur phone whoopie, the wallpaper size is 130x130, and ur tones have to be midi or mmf! i would put the tones in midi-0 format just to be safe!

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How do you get tones on a CF62 through T-mobile.
It looks like this?
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Thanks

well what phone do you have and whats ur service provider! i know multiple ways of getting tones on ur phone!

well, I am not sure, but I think they either have a cord like this Hidden Content

or they send it to their phone like a text message

to your phone???

i have made a couple of composition, now i have the .mid files but i dont exactly know how to send it to my phone to hear how it sounds. any help would be appreciated. thanks.

Hidden Content Originally Posted by Vidguy11

most phones out nowadays are 40-chord phones, the 60 is usually for higher end phones, and most of samsungs newer phones, and tones do sound different between different phones, for instance a particular instrument may not play due to lack of chord support or it may play but altered because of the phone's own instruments being limited. I edit plenty of MIDI's, since im not rhythm oriented to make em haha, and mixing around instruments definitely makes or breaks the song when put on a phone. Once you get used to the way YOUR phone sounds, then you'll be throwing those midi's out like crazy!!

^^^ you can mix midi? like eq, compress and add effect on them? i didnt know that.... since midi is just information... i would assume that phones can read the "effects" used on the mid? how do you program that anyways?

Also, it explains why some MIDIs here are a hit on this forum, and others are not... it all depends on how your particular phone sounds. A tone you make could sound amazing on your phone, but terrible on another, just from the lack of support that Vid speaks of as well as other slight differences in data interpretation, so it's hard to please everybody! Good luck with your composing, and we look forward to seeing your work here! Hidden Content

most phones out nowadays are 40-chord phones, the 60 is usually for higher end phones, and most of samsungs newer phones, and tones do sound different between different phones, for instance a particular instrument may not play due to lack of chord support or it may play but altered because of the phone's own instruments being limited. I edit plenty of MIDI's, since im not rhythm oriented to make em haha, and mixing around instruments definitely makes or breaks the song when put on a phone. Once you get used to the way YOUR phone sounds, then you'll be throwing those midi's out like crazy!!

thanks... everything is appreciated... Hidden Content

Well, unfortunately I'm not familiar with Cubase SX, but it may be saving your MIDI as a type 1 or a type 0 that might be the problem... try checking on that. Also, I can't say I'm too experienced with loading tones on different phones, but I think we've all heard 50 Cent's "In Da Club" enough different times that I'm pretty sure that most phones will sound slightly different instrument-wise. But, like I said, I can't be positive since I don't test a single tone on more than my own phone.

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Unfortunately yes, the tone will use the default instruments embedded in the phone, just as the tone uses the default instruments in a computer sequencer. I have had many a MIDI sound great on the computer only to end up jumbled and unintelligible on the phone. However, quite a few have also sounded jumbled on the computer and ended up clear and true on the phone, so it's alot of trial and error. Each phone has preprogrammed instruments on it, and it assigns each track an instrument given the information the MIDI carries. You seem like you've looked into this enough to realize that, so I won't delve much more into that, but in closing to answer your question, the instruments are embedded in the phone and not very often at all does a MIDI sound EXACTLY the same as on a sequencer.

so lets say i got ahold of a bunch of ringtones from the net and load it up on different phones... will the instruments sound different on each one??? also i finished a couple of sequences and saved it as a midi but when i try and play it on my media player for playback, all the instruments becomes the generic piano... any idea why it does that??? i use cubase sx btw...

i recommend anvil studio! its really good and simple!

Unfortunately yes, the tone will use the default instruments embedded in the phone, just as the tone uses the default instruments in a computer sequencer. I have had many a MIDI sound great on the computer only to end up jumbled and unintelligible on the phone. However, quite a few have also sounded jumbled on the computer and ended up clear and true on the phone, so it's alot of trial and error. Each phone has preprogrammed instruments on it, and it assigns each track an instrument given the information the MIDI carries. You seem like you've looked into this enough to realize that, so I won't delve much more into that, but in closing to answer your question, the instruments are embedded in the phone and not very often at all does a MIDI sound EXACTLY the same as on a sequencer.

Maybe not exactly but it can come out very close if you want that...
You mentioned you like to compose... just ringtones or in general?