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I sometimes want to use my own song as a ringtone or notification alert. It wasn't always the case, but doing this has become an effortless feat with Android. This guide will show you how to set an MP3 file as a custom ringtone or notification sound. Let's get right to it.

Note: All steps in this tutorial were put together using a Pixel 4a with 5G running Android 12 and an Asus Zenbook Duo with Windows 10 Pro. Keep in mind steps might differ depending on your hardware and software version.

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Requirements

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You don't need much to set an MP3 file as a ringtone or notification sound. Technically, the only requirements are an Android phone and an MP3 file. You might need an internet connection, depending on whether you have the MP3 stored locally or not. You might also need a PC and extra software for trimming the audio file.

Requirements:

• Android phone.
• MP3 file
• Internet (if you need to download the MP3)
• A PC (if you need to trim the MP3 file)

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Trimming the MP3 file

You don't want the whole song to be played as a ringtone. Well, you might, and you can skip this step if you do. That won't always be the case, though. You'll often want to hear only a specific part of a song or MP3 audio. There's a plethora of software you can use to trim your audio files, such as Adobe Audition, Reaper, and Pro Tools. We'll only touch on a couple of options to make things simpler, though; one for PC and one for Android.

How to trim an MP3 file with Audacity:

1. Download, install, and launch Audacity. It's available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
2. Go toFile > Import > Audio.
3. Select the MP3 you want to find.
4. Use the selection tool and cursor to highlight the audio part you want to keep as your ringtone.
5. Once a section has been selected, you can press the space bar to play only that part and make sure you like it.
6. Now clickEdit > Remove Special > Trim Audio.
7. Only the section you selected will remain.
8. PressF5 to activate theTime Shift Tool and drag your audio to the beginning of the timeline.
9. I would also advise using the Fade In and Fade Out in the beginning and end. These options can be accessed by going to the Effect menu.
10. Now go toFile > Export and select MP3.
11. Move the file to your smartphone.

How to trim an MP3 file with Music Editor:

1. Download and install Music Editor from the Google Play Store.
2. Move the MP3 file to your Music folder using a file manager.
3. Launch Music Editor.
4. Tap on theTrim Audio option.
5. Select the song you want to turn into a phone ringtone.
6. Drag the sliders to select the part of the song you want to keep as a ringtone. The green one is the beginning and the red one the end.
7. You can use the media controls at the bottom to get a preview.
8. Hit thefloppy disk icon on the top-right.
9. Select a name for the new file.
10. HitOK.

Also read: How to record calls on Android phones

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How to set an MP3 file as a ringtone

Now that your MP3 song is trimmed correctly, it's time to get it ready for prime time.

How to set an MP3 as a ringtone on Android:

1. Download or transfer the song you want to set as your ringtone to your phone. This can be done through USB, direct download, or any cloud storage solution of your preference. If you use a service like Google Play Music, download the mp3 file to your device.
2. Open theSettings app.
3. Go toSound & vibration.
4. HitPhone ringtone.
5. Go toMy Sounds.
6. If your ringtone doesn't show up, hit the + button in the bottom-right corner.
7. Find the song and select it.
8. HitSave.

How to set an MP3 as a ringtone on an older Android phone:

1. Download or transfer the MP3 to your phone.
2. Using a file manager app, move your song to theRingtones folder.
3. Open theSettings app.
4. SelectSound & notifications.
5. Tap onPhone ringtone.
6. Your new ringtone music should appear in the list of options. Select it.

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How to set an MP3 file as a notification sound

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Notification sounds blast off more commonly than ringtones, so giving them your personal touch is essential. The process is very similar, but here's a step-by-step guide to make things easier for you.

Using an MP3 file as a notification sound:

1. Open theSettings app on your Android phone.
2. SelectSound & vibration.
3. HitDefault notification sound.
4. Go toMy Sounds.
5. If your ringtone doesn't show up, hit the + button in the bottom-right corner.
6. Find the song and select it.
7. HitSave.

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Setting MP3 ringtones for specific contacts

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Setting a personalized ringtone for each contact is also possible in the stock Contacts app:

1. Launch the Contacts app and open a contact's info page.
2. Hit the 3-dot menu button in the top-right corner.
3. Tap on Set Ringtone.
4. Select the ringtone you want to use for that contact.

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Do this once or twice, and it will soon become second nature. You just have to figure out where the proper settings are.

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