FREE Cell Phone Ringtones

cromag · 04-01-2023, 02:29 AM

I recently changed out my cranky old Moto G7 for a new Moto G 5G. The process did go pretty smoothly, but I had to reload my custom ringtones and alerts. Years ago I downloaded two collections of ringtones from David Helpling and Jon Jenkins. They record ambient/electronic music on the Spotted Pecary label, and made collections of ringtones available from two of their albums -- Treasure and The Crossing. The collections are available in .m4r, .aac. and mp3 formats. My two Moto phones are happiest with .mp3 files. My default voice call ringtone is "treasure" and my default text message alert is "small collision", both from the Treasure collection. I also use some of these as alerts on a timer app, etc.

If you're tired of being in a crowd and checking your phone every time someone else gets a call, you might be interested in checking these out. They're free downloads.

http://deepexile.com/ring-tones/

04-01-2023, 02:29 AM	#1
cromag Surfin the alpha waves ~~ Posts: 24,410 Karma: 459220161 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: New Jersey Device: Jetbook Lite & Mini, Nook STR, Kobo, Hanvon N516, Kindle 2, Androids	FREE Cell Phone Ringtones I recently changed out my cranky old Moto G7 for a new Moto G 5G. The process did go pretty smoothly, but I had to reload my custom ringtones and alerts. Years ago I downloaded two collections of ringtones from David Helpling and Jon Jenkins. They record ambient/electronic music on the Spotted Pecary label, and made collections of ringtones available from two of their albums -- Treasure and The Crossing. The collections are available in .m4r, .aac. and mp3 formats. My two Moto phones are happiest with .mp3 files. My default voice call ringtone is "treasure" and my default text message alert is "small collision", both from the Treasure collection. I also use some of these as alerts on a timer app, etc. If you're tired of being in a crowd and checking your phone every time someone else gets a call, you might be interested in checking these out. They're free downloads. http://deepexile.com/ring-tones/