ringers was a bummer

[ME]

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Downloaded the theme from the Sopranos. On the loudest setting you can
barley hear it, BUMMER

 

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Me <Me@nospam.com> wrote:
> Downloaded the theme from the Sopranos. On the loudest setting you can
> barley hear it, BUMMER

I'm finding that the volume on the Midi ringers is, on average, louder
than the QCP (compressed WAV) ringers on my Samsung. Might be due to the
compression.

There are ways to tweak the QCPs to make them louder, though.

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On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 21:22:07 GMT, Me <Me@nospam.com> wrote:

>Downloaded the theme from the Sopranos. On the loudest setting you can
>barley hear it, BUMMER

There are a couple of freeware programs that let you
manipulate midi files, including increase the volume. I'm not terribly
familiar with them myself, but for instance "Anvil Studio" is freeware
that I think will let you do that. It's a bit of work, but may be
worth the time spent.

DGI

 

[john]

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try 3gupload.com for ringers, screensavers, and games.

There is a fee, but you get unlimited downloads for a year.


On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 21:22:07 GMT, Me <Me@nospam.com> wrote:

>Downloaded the theme from the Sopranos. On the loudest setting you can
>barley hear it, BUMMER

 

[ME]

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David G. Imber <imber@maniform.com> wrote in
news:daq3f0hbpiegpopt0glmmngrek8e2gb28i@4ax.com:

> On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 21:22:07 GMT, Me <Me@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>>Downloaded the theme from the Sopranos. On the loudest setting you can
>>barley hear it, BUMMER
>
> There are a couple of freeware programs that let you
> manipulate midi files, including increase the volume. I'm not terribly
> familiar with them myself, but for instance "Anvil Studio" is freeware
> that I think will let you do that. It's a bit of work, but may be
> worth the time spent.
>
> DGI
>
>

Thank you