Using the iPhone alarm clock
We have received quite a lot of requests for alarm tones for use with the iPhone alarm clock – so this week we produced the first one.
To use your iPhone alarm clock with a custom tone is pretty easy – below some easy steps to get you set and a screenshot of what it could look like.
Using the iPhone alarm clock
- Press the “Clock” icon menu on your iPhone.
- Press “Alarm” in the “Clock” menu to access the options for your alarm clock. You can set the time and date of your next alarm by pressing the plus symbol (+) next to “Alarm” in the “Clock” menu.
- Schedule future alarms with the “Repeat” feature on your iPod. You can use the same time and sound settings on consecutive days, weeks or months by pressing “Repeat” after setting the initial alarm.
- Activate the “Snooze” feature if you like to get more reminders to wake up for example.
- Select the sound you want to use – Alert 1 is our first take at an alarm sound – but you can also use other RingtoneFeeder ringtones as your alarm sound (“Most annoying” for example). You can adjust alarm sound options in the “Alarm settings” section.
- Finally label your alarm so you know what the alarm is a reminder of and confirm that your alarm is set by making sure you can see a small clock icon in the upper line of your iPhone’s main screen.
That’s it!
Posted on Tuesday, January 20th, 2009
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June 26th, 2009 at 11:36
Is there a way to do this on the iPod Touch? When I try to add ringtones I get a message from iTunes saying the ringtone was not copied because it can not be played on this iPod.
Be great if I could add your ringtones to my alarm clock somehow!
June 26th, 2009 at 11:48
You can try to rename the files from .m4r to .m4a and sync again.