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I was hoping to get a few ringers done AAC/M4a style, if anyone gets bored and has the time.
I would really appreciate it if anyone could help me out with these, plus they make some damn good ringers.
First off -
Eminem - "Superman"
starting at the part where it says "They call me superman, leap tall hoes in a single bound.."
Chingy - "One call away"
Chorus I guess
Eminem - "Mockingbird"
Surprise me (prolly part of the verse, around the part where he is saying "when it spins when it swirls etc.)
Thanks alot to anyone who helps me out with these!
if you follow the instructions in the sticky for AAC ringers ,it works great and easily.
as for the music,i go to walmart.com and follow link to music.find what you want and if it has mp3 by the song name on the album,then download it to your pc. you do this by right clicking on the mp3 and clicking "save target link as" then follow directions in sticky. they DO sound great.i am sure this would work for other music sites also, but they were nice enough to put up a 30 second sample.
Daez
03-04-2005, 09:40 PM
Thanks alot, followed the instructions, making my own good ones now. I used to make QCD's a while back, this is just as easy so I should be ok now, thanks.
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