| Mobile Music Polyphonic |
Version: 4.03
Category: Multimedia|Audio|Audio Convertors
Developer: AVOne
Size: 13 mb
| Review: Mobile Music Polyphonic is a software package that consists of two separate tools - Ringtone Maker and Ringtone Composer. As the names suggest, these programs allow you to create and edit ringtones for iPhone. The program is packed in a friendly interface. Ringtone Maker allows you to import items (RM, RAM, RMVB, AVI, MPG, WAV, WMV, ASF) file list by file (drag and drop is not supported) manager. You can add additional items to consider. In the queue, you can check out the source path and the status of each entry. Hence, you can preview the tracks on a built-in audio player and resize them, marking the start and end position. Additionally, you can add a fade in and out and adjust the fade effect and set a fixed maximum duration of 30 seconds to iPhone ringtone. When the output directory is established, you can proceed with the task of converting (the files are automatically converted to M4R). When work is completed, the program offers to open the destination folder, open iTunes and import ringtones to close and continue with the next task. Ringtone Composer lets you create ringtones by inserting up to four tracks, like the harmonica, acoustic piano, Clavinet, organ rock, tango accordion, flute and ocarina. In addition, you can delete the notes, use a drag and scroll tools and play mix and store the results to M4R, MMF, MP3 or MID. In addition, you can manage a sheet of staff, change the background color, select Midi device, and adjust the tempo and note the level of zoom length. The clef, key signature, meter and measure can be changed too. The program requires a moderate amount of system resources, has a good response time and quickly finish a conversion job. No error dialogs emerged throughout our test. You can also check a help file. Output ranges has a good sound quality. However, you can not set Mobile Music Polyphonic turn off the computer when a task is performed. No new updates are made. |
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