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User profile for user: jacktobik
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How do I get my custom ringtones and alert sounds to appear as Ringtone options in Settings>Sounds & Haptics on my iPhone 11 Pro?

Heya! I have transferred my m4r files to my iPhone 11 Pro (iOS 16.0.2). They are in my Files and appear in my Music library. But when I try to reset my ringtones and alert sounds via Settings>Sounds & Haptics, they are nowhere to be found. I've searched Discussions but haven't found an explanation or a solution. Any help would be super appreciated!

Cheers,

Joel

iPhone 11 Pro

Posted on May 1, 2023 7:15 AM

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User profile for user: SravanKrA
SravanKrA
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Posted on May 1, 2023 7:27 AM

Do you have GarageBand?


Here you have the process!


My GarageBand opens my iCloud Drive. In your case it may not be so. Nevertheless the process remains the same. This helps because accidentally if you open up the iCloud Drive using GarageBand you can get back to GarageBand.


Music bust be on your iPhone not on iCloud Library.


When you select the song Hold and tap the Song delicately for it to populate it in Audio Recorder.

Watch the GIF below to convert any music to RingTone


This is made on iPhone SE


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User profile for user: SravanKrA
SravanKrA
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May 1, 2023 7:27 AM in response to jacktobik

Do you have GarageBand?


Here you have the process!


My GarageBand opens my iCloud Drive. In your case it may not be so. Nevertheless the process remains the same. This helps because accidentally if you open up the iCloud Drive using GarageBand you can get back to GarageBand.


Music bust be on your iPhone not on iCloud Library.


When you select the song Hold and tap the Song delicately for it to populate it in Audio Recorder.

Watch the GIF below to convert any music to RingTone


This is made on iPhone SE


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How do I get my custom ringtones and alert sounds to appear as Ringtone options in Settings>Sounds & Haptics on my iPhone 11 Pro?

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