Polyphonic Ringtone Developer Required

>Polyphonic Ringtone Developer required for casual per demand basis.
>
>Candidate must have a minimum of 2 years experience working with MIDI
>and be familiar with ringtone formats such as SP-MIDI and SMAF.
>
>E-mail arctones@hotmail.com if interested.

You may want to contact Max Krainov at Unwired Tec
http://www.convert-ringtones.com I believe he might be interested.
Goodluck
Sharon Housley
NotePage, Inc.
http://www.notepage.net
Leaders in Wireless Messaging Software

>>Polyphonic Ringtone Developer required for casual per demand basis.
>
>What software can one use for this?

There are a number of different ringtone composition applications. You can
download and try evaluation versions from
http://www.ring-tone-software.com/ri...n-software.htm
Goodluck
Sharon Housley
NotePage, Inc.
http://www.notepage.net
Leaders in Wireless Messaging Software

i think he mean developing actual ring tone from scratch and not just mere
conversion etc, it actually hardware/software combination with a midi
hardware keyboard interface with the computer. then you record natural voice
from a dog for instant then synthesise it each voice combine to make a
musical composition (i think poly rintones these days have 32 channel). if
anyone recall the good ol amiga500 intros, dont laugh but i still use amiga
for this hahaha...

"Christopher Pollard" <rubbish@cginternet.net> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 23:04:43 GMT, Shamus <blah@blah.com> wrote:
>
> >Polyphonic Ringtone Developer required for casual per demand basis.
>
> What software can one use for this? I have (and I'm not applying for the
post
> here...) some knowledge of music, and have made a few mono ringtones with
both
> logomamager and Nokia composer.
> Now I have a poly phone and would like to have a go.
>
>
> Chris Pollard
>
> --
> CG Internet café, Tagum City, Philippines
> http://www.cginternet.net

"voxDEI" <darkstar@Xstarplace.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:EOVeb.133719$bo1.53360@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> i think he mean developing actual ring tone from scratch and not just mere
> conversion etc, it actually hardware/software combination with a midi
> hardware keyboard interface with the computer. then you record natural
voice
> from a dog for instant then synthesise it each voice combine to make a
> musical composition (i think poly rintones these days have 32 channel). if
> anyone recall the good ol amiga500 intros, dont laugh but i still use
amiga
> for this hahaha...

Not much point recording real life sounds if you are creating polyphonic
ringtones for Mobile Phones - you are stuck with the sounds generated by the
phone. Of course, you could play back your dog samples on a P800 if you
wanted...

OMG... ever heard of a syntheser? you could record anything, bell, drum your
voice dog bark.. then you press a keyboard then that sound will be play back
in that mote... alll midi are made this way... instead of dog bark they have
drum, guita, brass etc etc..
all these combine to make what your hear...
NOT RECORD WITH YOUR MIC AND PLAY THAT BACK AS RING TONE!!! jesus

"Lina och Niall" <lnsubsNS@malmo.bonet.se> wrote in message
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>
> "voxDEI" <darkstar@Xstarplace.com> skrev i meddelandet
> news:EOVeb.133719$bo1.53360@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> > i think he mean developing actual ring tone from scratch and not just
mere
> > conversion etc, it actually hardware/software combination with a midi
> > hardware keyboard interface with the computer. then you record natural
> voice
> > from a dog for instant then synthesise it each voice combine to make a
> > musical composition (i think poly rintones these days have 32 channel).
if
> > anyone recall the good ol amiga500 intros, dont laugh but i still use
> amiga
> > for this hahaha...
>
> Not much point recording real life sounds if you are creating polyphonic
> ringtones for Mobile Phones - you are stuck with the sounds generated by
the
> phone. Of course, you could play back your dog samples on a P800 if you
> wanted...
>
>
>
>

I think Lina has heard of a synthesiser but would probably use Cubase to
author MIDI, right Lina? ;o)

"voxDEI" <darkstar@Xstarplace.com> wrote in message
news:ac1fb.133869$bo1.14767@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> OMG... ever heard of a syntheser? you could record anything, bell, drum
your
> voice dog bark.. then you press a keyboard then that sound will be play
back
> in that mote... alll midi are made this way... instead of dog bark they
have
> drum, guita, brass etc etc..
> all these combine to make what your hear...
> NOT RECORD WITH YOUR MIC AND PLAY THAT BACK AS RING TONE!!! jesus
>
> "Lina och Niall" <lnsubsNS@malmo.bonet.se> wrote in message
> news:blhfa2$bstit$1@ID-113143.news.uni-berlin.de...
> >
> > "voxDEI" <darkstar@Xstarplace.com> skrev i meddelandet
> > news:EOVeb.133719$bo1.53360@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> > > i think he mean developing actual ring tone from scratch and not just
> mere
> > > conversion etc, it actually hardware/software combination with a midi
> > > hardware keyboard interface with the computer. then you record natural
> > voice
> > > from a dog for instant then synthesise it each voice combine to make a
> > > musical composition (i think poly rintones these days have 32
channel).
> if
> > > anyone recall the good ol amiga500 intros, dont laugh but i still use
> > amiga
> > > for this hahaha...
> >
> > Not much point recording real life sounds if you are creating polyphonic
> > ringtones for Mobile Phones - you are stuck with the sounds generated by
> the
> > phone. Of course, you could play back your dog samples on a P800 if you
> > wanted...
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

"Christopher Pollard" <rubbish@cginternet.net> wrote in message
news:v00onvkru1ahmh2k5a71i28fvpvjr7osj9@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 23:04:43 GMT, Shamus <blah@blah.com> wrote:
>
> >Polyphonic Ringtone Developer required for casual per demand basis.
>
> What software can one use for this? I have (and I'm not applying for the
post
> here...) some knowledge of music, and have made a few mono ringtones with
both
> logomamager and Nokia composer.
> Now I have a poly phone and would like to have a go.

"Anvil Studio" has a free version for making MIDI files (limited functions,
but a good way to start). I use it to edit MIDIs for length, number of
instruments, etc, to optimize them for ringers.

MIDI is the "real" format to make them in, then you can probably find
conversion software for whatever format is unique to your phone.
Sony/Ericsson uses plain old MIDI.


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On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 02:30:11 GMT, "Carl." <KronkKronk@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>"Anvil Studio" has a free version for making MIDI files (limited functions,
>but a good way to start). I use it to edit MIDIs for length, number of
>instruments, etc, to optimize them for ringers.

Sounds like what I'm looking for.


>MIDI is the "real" format to make them in, then you can probably find
>conversion software for whatever format is unique to your phone.
>Sony/Ericsson uses plain old MIDI.

MIDI is perfectly ok for uploading.


Chris Pollard

--
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