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How to set a song as your alarm tone in micromax a57
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Tim K
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First, either download the ringtones to your phone or copy them by connecting your phone to PC via USB. Then, use a file manager like eStrongs or Astro to create a folder on your SD Card (or SDCard partition if your phone doesn't have an actual SD card). Name it Ringtones. Then copy and paste your ringtones to this folder. After doing so, you will be able to set your ringtones from the main settings for the phone under Sounds > Alarms. Some phones may already have folders under SDCard>Media for ringtones and notifications as well. You can put the Alarms folder under media if you like or just under sdcard. It shouldn't matter.
*** NOTE: You must reboot your phone for these sounds to show up as choices in the alarm app. ***
You can also create a folder called Notifications and copy any sounds you would like to use for notifications for other apps. These sounds have to then be selected under the settings menu for each individual app as notifications are not handled by the OS but by each app. You can do the same things for ringtones by creating a "Ringtones" folder. Ringtones get set in the phone's main menu under "sounds".
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*** NOTE: You must reboot your phone for these sounds to show up as choices in the alarm app. ***
You can also create a folder called Notifications and copy any sounds you would like to use for notifications for other apps. These sounds have to then be selected under the settings menu for each individual app as notifications are not handled by the OS but by each app. You can do the same things for ringtones by creating a "Ringtones" folder. Ringtones get set in the phone's main menu under "sounds".
I hope this answer has assisted you with your issue! Please note that if you have any questions you can easily resubmit another question using the same “ask a question feature” and one of our staff experts will quickly assist you. If you prefer to have an interactive response please feel free to register with android forums. It is free and we have a wonderful community that is dedicated to helping each other with any questions you may have!
Register today!<----Link