Mobile Ringtone Converter - amr,mmf,wav

Mobile Ringtone Converter - Powerful function for editing wav form, convert/mix multiple tracks to mobile ringtone format MP3, OGG, AMR, MMF, AMRWB+, WAV. Mobile Ringtone Converter Main Features: Convert audio to Mobile Ringtone as MP3, OGG, AMR, MMF, AMRWB+, WAV. Can import WAV, MP3, OGG, MPEG, AMR, AMR WB+, AIFF, AU file. Can add recording track to audio. Input source is from Microphone, CD Player, Sterte Mix, Line In. Can edit Wavform. (cut, copy, delete, silent...). Can convert by selected part. The extract format conversion supported: Windows Audio AIFF / AU / MPA / SND to MP3 / OGG / AMR / MMF / AMR WB+ / WAV Windows Video AVI / WMA / WMV / MPEG / ASF to MP3 / OGG / AMR / MMF / AMR WB+ / WAV Windows Wave to MP3 / OGG / AMR / MMF / AMR WB+ / WAV MP3 to MP3 / OGG / AMR / MMF / AMR WB+ / WAV OGG to MP3 / OGG / AMR / MMF / AMR WB+ / WAV AMR to MP3 / OGG / AMR / MMF / AMR WB+ / WAV Preferences - Audio I/O Playback Device - Use this control to select the device that will be used for playback / audio output. This is usually only applicable if your computer has more than one sound card. Recording Device - Select the device that will be used for recording / audio input. Note that many devices have multiple sources such as Microphone and Line in - to select the input source you will need to use the Mixer Toolbar. For finer control over audio I/O, open your system's Sound control panel or the control panel that came with your sound card. Recording Channels - Use this to select the number of channels to record simultaneously. Select 1 for mono and 2 for stereo. Mobile Ringtone Converter will support recording more simultaneous channels, but note that most sound cards only support stereo, and even if your sound card supports more than 2 inputs, you need a fast computer and a large, fast hard disk to record many channels for a long time. Mono recording is not the same on all computers or sound cards. Sometimes recording mono only records the left channel, and sometimes it mixes the left and right channels. Play other tracks while recording new one - When this box is checked, Mobile Ringtone Converter will play existing tracks when you press record - otherwise it simply records the new track without letting you hear what you've already recorded. You can use this option to record harmonies with yourself or add a voiceover. You may notice that when you play the two tracks you recorded together, they aren't synchronized. This is unavoidable to a certain extent, though future versions of Mobile Ringtone Converter may try to minimize it even more. To fix it, you will need to grab the Time Shift tool and slide one of the tracks around until it sounds right. Note that this is not the same as playthrough, which means having the computer play the track that you are currently recording, as you are recording it. You may be able to enable this using your operating system's Mixer or Sound control panel, but Mobile Ringtone Converter does not have an option to turn on Playthrough directly. Sound File Formats WAV (Windows Wave format) This is the default uncompressed audio format on Windows, and is supported on almost all computer systems. Mobile Ringtong Converter can read and write this format. AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format) This is the default uncompressed audio format on the Macintosh, and it is supported by most computer systems, but it is not quite as common as the WAV format. Mobile Ringtong Converter can read and write this format. Sun Au / NeXT This is the default audio format on Sun and NeXT computers, and it is usually very slightly compressed, so it is not a very high quality format. This format was one of the first audio formats supported by Web browsers, and it is still often used for short sound effects where quality is not as important. Envelope Editing Mobile Ringtone Converter lets you edit the amplitude envelope of a track directly using the Envelope Tool. Editing the amplitude envelope lets you change the volume of a track gradually over time by adding a number of control points to the track. Each control point sets the amplitude (volume) at that point in time, which can be as low as zero, and as high as 150% of the normal maximum volume, and the volume is interpolated smoothly between the points.