Phone pings: Final version | Forums

[Foehammer-1]

Now that I uploaded these files onto my phone, i found some problems with them. And fixed them as best as I could.

This is the final version of my interpretation of pinging at close range, resulting in several reverberations and echoes. I used this one for a messaging alert.
3-echo ping

This is just a shorter version of the above file
Sonar ping, 1 echo

This is the final version of an actual ringtune. Knowing that i always leave my phone somewhere, i made it rather long (38 seconds).
Here, I tried to simulate the sounds heard inside a U-boat as it's being depthcharged.

Destroyer in Attack Run


Credits:
I used sounds from WAC supermod and the original SH3 speech files. So credit for those goes to the respective developers.
I'm just a compiler


Installing them is rather simple. They are in .wav format.
*Hook up your phone through a USB or Bluetooth to your PC
*Your PC should recognize your phone as a memory stick.
*Save the files in a folder named Ringtunes, or anything else you want
*Disconnect your USB or Bluetooth
*Access that folder through your phone, and set that wav file as your ringtune.

I;m sorry if this sounds very dumb, but it took me a few minutes to figure it out

[Foehammer-1]

Now that I uploaded these files onto my phone, i found some problems with them. And fixed them as best as I could.

This is the final version of my interpretation of pinging at close range, resulting in several reverberations and echoes. I used this one for a messaging alert.
3-echo ping

This is just a shorter version of the above file
Sonar ping, 1 echo

This is the final version of an actual ringtune. Knowing that i always leave my phone somewhere, i made it rather long (38 seconds).
Here, I tried to simulate the sounds heard inside a U-boat as it's being depthcharged.

Destroyer in Attack Run


Credits:
I used sounds from WAC supermod and the original SH3 speech files. So credit for those goes to the respective developers.
I'm just a compiler


Installing them is rather simple. They are in .wav format.
*Hook up your phone through a USB or Bluetooth to your PC
*Your PC should recognize your phone as a memory stick.
*Save the files in a folder named Ringtunes, or anything else you want
*Disconnect your USB or Bluetooth
*Access that folder through your phone, and set that wav file as your ringtune.

I;m sorry if this sounds very dumb, but it took me a few minutes to figure it out

[hueywolf123]

Foe, mate, the Destroyer Attack Run wav file is brilliant.
Good job

[VF-17_BOOM]

Thank You,These are great!!!!!I'd love one for my phone alarm clock that went "ALARM!!!!"

btw,if any of you one don't have a USB device to plug into your phone,you can also e-mail it to your phone and store it as ring tone.

[Realjambo]

I've just had reason to change my mobile handset and service provider and as I had the 'ping' wav file from SH3 on my last handset, I shall have a look at these with interest! Thanks for sharing Foehammer