Tone Selector (Ringtone/Alarm)

MangoSparks Solutions

About this app

Tone Selector lets you to select your favorite music as ringtone.

For those who are not able to set your loved Ringtone in mobile phone like Google Nexus, Moto E, Moto G, and so on, this application will help you right away.

Supports Android Version 7.0.2

Features

>> In-built music can be chosen to set as tone.

>> Supports up to 12 different music formats like 3gpp,acc,imy,m4a,mid,mkv,mp3,mxmf,ogg,ota,wav,xmf.

>> User navigation to sdCard folders and files is available to select the desired music

>> Tone Selector can be used to set notification tones to other applications like Whatsapp, Hike, and so on.

>> Works with all major model mobile phones

Ratings and reviews

Works well, however the internal storage of my device is labelled "sdcard" in the file selection menu, which is confusing and irritating. I would give this more stars if that bug was fixed. The file you select also automatically starts playing, which I wish you could shut off. (A preferable option would be to have the file play only when you touch the button that's currently used to stop the auto-playback.) Overall good but not great with one big bug.

Not sure what the point of this is. It claims I can use it to set tones for individual apps, but when I open it, I get the same options that are in my phone's settings: ringtone, alarm, notifications. So how DO I set tones for other apps?? This is a NECESSITY for me; if my most important apps (like bill minders) don't have a unique tone, they'll get lost amidst the babble of junk email and game notifications.

Exactly what I was looking for. It'll let you pick ringtones and notification sounds from your device's storage. It might not sound like much, but it's extremely useful if your native OS won't allow this (or makes it unnecessarily complicated).

What's new

# Tone Selector now supports Android Nougat

# SDCard not getting displayed from Android 6.0 and above is now fixed

# Tone not getting set in few mobiles is fixed

# From Android 6.0 and above SD Card Read Permissions has be to granted for the application to work