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Thenameless Wonder · Oct 15, 2009, 01:49 AM // 01:49

Are you the one to get bored often and go searching up random things? Have no purpose in wasting your time? Well now I give you purpose and fulfillment helping someone out; here is your task. I've been looking for one of those ringtone composers that you use to make ringtones using a keyboard (piano keys). I've looked through about 30 websites and can't find a simple ringtone composer. Here's what to look for

1- It has you use a piano (not guitar or mp3 files) to create a custom ringtone
2- It must have some empty page on which to enter notes into. As in, the program doesn't require you to play in real-time to be able to save the piece. You type in the different keys and physically see the notes on a staff
3- it can save/load files
4- it can other instruments to pick from (not necessary)
5- has to be free with no limited trial (freeware)

GL to all. You can either post the URL here or pm me it. Thanks so much in advance!

subarucar · Oct 15, 2009, 05:49 AM // 05:49

What type of sound file do you need? Or do you have a converter available?

Ill see what I can find for you tonight in my usual bored hour between TV shows when I can't be bothered playing PC/360.

gone · Oct 15, 2009, 07:19 AM // 07:19

PM sent. 123456789

Thenameless Wonder · Oct 15, 2009, 07:32 PM // 19:32

@subarucar- I don't need a sound file or converter, what I am looking for is a program that allows you to make music, typing in notes (not in realtime) and see these notes on a musical scale.

I will post one that I found that has everything that I was looking for except an extended keyboard and 'area for notes'

Btw flubber your pm didn't get to me
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Btw flubbed

subarucar · Oct 16, 2009, 02:39 AM // 02:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thenameless Wonder

@subarucar- I don't need a sound file or converter, what I am looking for is a program that allows you to make music, typing in notes (not in realtime) and see these notes on a musical scale.

My point was more when the program makes them, do they need to be made as a certain file type?

At the moment all I can think of is a "not so legal" version of Guitar Pro. I'm not sure if they have RSE packs for the Piano, but the MIDI tracks work if you're not after super realism.

I started downloading a few things that look like they may have what your after, but I'm away from the PC thats downloading them at the moment, so you'll have to wait and see.

Thenameless Wonder · Oct 16, 2009, 11:57 PM // 23:57

Well.....if the program can save files in mp3 or some other format that works in windows media player/windows movie maker that'd be great, but the file type can be anything as long as the program has a '>' play button that allows you to listen to it.

I don't really need realism. As long as you can distinguish its a guitar or piano playing im fine.