New software for easy ringtone creation and management



 Mobile Ringtone Studio for Nokia® can be installed on a Windows XP or Vista computer. It’s actually three products in one:
1. A ringtone editing program, allowing users to open multiple format music files, including MP3. The sound file will be analysed and loaded into a visual graph, in the upper part of the screen. The music is represented as a timeline, showing the complete track. Users can edit the start and end of their ringtone, just by dragging it across the timeline. A realtime equaliser is also visible on the screen.
2. A CD ripping program users to convert music from CD into the MP3 format. The built-in CD ripper will copy the music to the harddrive with the right track and album title. It automatically downloads information from the internet about the contents of the audio CD and finds the right titles. Album art will also be downloaded and stored on the drive. Many user configurable quality options for the conversion are also available.
3. A ringtone manager, allowing users to move ringtones back and forth between their PC and Nokia phone. Not only usefull for easy transfer of ringtones which are created with the built-in conversion tool, but also to use it to backup purchased ringtones, or preset ringtones

The software has a free tryout version. The introduction price is USD 19.95 (EUR 14.95) ex. local tax. The product page can be found here: http://www.makayama.com/ringtonestudio.html


Company Profile   
Makayama Interactive is an innovative startup company. Mobile Media Studio is a family of products, which Makayama has developed. The products function as an offline hub between PC’s and mobile devices, allowing (home) movies, tv and downloaded content to be played on personal organisers, mobile phones, portable mediaplayers and game consoles. Makayama aims to make place-shifting of media content a seamless experience for consumers. Members of the Mobile Media Studio family include versions for  Pocket PC, Nokia, Motorola and Sony Ericsson phones, Symbian and Windows Mobile Smartphones and the Playstation Portable gaming device.

www.makayama.com