In this guide, we will take you through all the possible ways you can adopt to create a custom iPhone Ringtone using the GarageBand app on your device.
Get Started with GarageBand
GarageBand is Apple’s audio workstation for enthusiasts and even professionals, which is available for both iOS and macOS users. If you are using the latest iPhone or iPad, then the GarageBand app might be preinstalled on your device and you can look for it. This is a mobile alternative for FL Studio and Logic Pro suites, that can create music projects and podcasts. In order to start making your own custom ringtone for your iPhone, you need to be familiar with the basic concepts of GarageBand. Though, it is quite easy to get used to GarageBand on your iPhone. Follow the below steps to start your first GarageBand project.
Additionally, you can connect and use MIDI Keyboard or other instruments to your iPhone, apart from the inbuilt instruments. Unlike other tools on PC and Mac, you do not have to save the progress frequently since it has autosave enabled by default. You can tap the down arrow and choose “My Songs” to go to the Files app and see all your GarageBand projects.
Import GarageBand Projects from Your Mac
Are you the type who hates to do much stuff on smartphones but on PC? The GarageBand is still available on Mac devices and you can use it there too. To be more specific, the GarageBand version on Mac does have a better and vast user interface, which will be a great motivation for you to make music further. You can use all the instruments to create the music of your own. If you have already created a GarageBand project on Mac and composed Music, you can get that pon your iPhone too. If it is already synced with your iCloud Drive, you can directly check on the Files App > iCloud Drive on your iPhone. Otherwise, you can easily share the file between your Mac and iPhone over AirDrop. The GarageBand projects will be seen in .band format and you can open them using the GarageBand app and start playing or editing.
Export the GarageBand Project as Ringtone
After finishing up the GarageBand project, it is now time to generate your own custom iPhone Ringtone. You can use the Share method for your project file in order to export it as a ringtone for iPhone. Here is how.
You can also export multiple ringtones and opt not to set any of them as your current ringtone.
How to Set Your Custom Ringtone
If you did not choose to set the exported GarageBand project as your ringtone immediately then you need to make it your Ringtone manually. You can easily do it from the Settings panel. If you really need guidance in changing to the custom exported one from the current iPhone ringtone, follow the below steps.
You can set the exported ringtone as the notification alert or alarm tone as well for your iPhone.
Share Your Custom Made Ringtone with iPhone Users
Well, if you have done a really good job with GarageBand to compose a great ringtone, surely your friends and colleagues WOULD start asking for it. Therefore, if you want to share your new custom-made ringtone with other iPhone users, you have to push the entire GarageBand project itself.
The receiving device will ask to open the file in GarageBand. They can save it as a ringtone for their own usage.
Use the Ringtone on Android
If you want to share the custom ringtone with your friends using Android devices, the GarageBand work file won’t be helping. Instead, you can share the MP3 file of your custom iPhone ringtone and they can directly make it their ringtone. Let us show you how to share your GarageBand work as MP3.
Using GarageBand, you can compose music of your own choice and make it them your iPhone ringtone, without purchasing any. Additionally, if you can get free GarageBand project files of your favorite music, you can even use them and export as your own ringtone. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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