Ringtones
Older mobile-phone models have melody composers that can compose ring tones. The sound is just like that of piano keys pressed successively. Some models with this feature are still widely used. As mobile phones got more complex, ring tones also evolved. Phones with polyphonic and/or monophonic ring-tone capability are widespread. Some models even have built-in sound recorders. Ring tones have different formats: mp3, wma, AAC, wav, and OGG files downloadable either from a CD, Internet or PC files.
Check out these three sites with downloadable ring tones.
http://tagtag.com/
This site contains the latest, hippest tones and music for your mobile phone. You need to sign up for a free account to check their long list of downloadable tracks. You can also download tones with videos, depending on the model of your wireless mobile phone. If you already have a ring tone in mind, you can simply type the title of the song and artist on the search bar and the site leads you directly to the downloading page.
http://www.ringtonesgalore.co.uk/
This site has an extensive list of the latest popular ring tones, real tones, polyphonic and monophonic tones. Also offers a link for converting ring tones compatible with almost every mobile phone model.
http://www.ringingphone.com/
One of the best download sites for MP3 and polyphonic-tone-capable phones. After signing up for an account, you can browse through the site’s list of music genres. This site contains downloadable ring tones of classical, alternative, country, jazz and pop-music favourites from the ‘80s. There is an option to search by artist or title. Check out the Top 40 list of favourite ring tones downloaded by others. This site has a link for exclusively selected UK ring tones.