If you want to Use audio files as ringtones, alarms or notification sounds the method is quite easy. So, the first step is to catch your phone connected to your computer, and to base the SD card. On the time when you plug in your phone through USB, pull down the top notice menu, and select the option to base the SD card. A few seconds later, you must catch a message that your SD card is on and set for file transfers.

Now open “My Computer” on your PC, and select the last removable disk this should be your SD card in your phone. If you can’t number out which device is your phone, unmount your SD card through the scroll down menu on your phone, unplug your device, and see which removable device vanishes secret your “My Computer” folder. When you plug the phone in over, the one that before seems is the phone.

When you get secret your SD card, you’ll essential to create some folders just go into the removable device, and create these files:

1. On the root of the card, create a folder called “media” (no quotes)
2. Inside media, create a folder called “audio” (no quotes)

Now you’ll need to make  folders depending on how you want to use your sounds:

• To use any of these sounds as alarms, inside audio, create a folder called “alarms” (no quotes)
• To use any of these sounds as notifications, inside audio, create a folder called “notifications” (no quotes)
• To use any of these sounds as ringtones, inside audio, create a folder called “ringtones” (no quotes)

Just unmount your SD card and reboot the phone. When it starts back up, just go to Settings > Sounds and Notifications, and your files should highlight, contingent on where you put them as well.

Via: Talk Android

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