From iTunes, the process is so much more simpler. Open iTunes and open GarageBand and after that, just drag and drop the songs from iTune into GarageBand into a new track. After that, you have to just activate the region loop tool by clicking on the Cycle Region button and then choose the length of the ringtone that you need. Do remember that more than 40 seconds is not compatible so make sure your selection is within that length.

When everything is according to your preferences, all you have to do is to click Share and then click on Send Ringtone to iTunes. GarageBand does all the work of converting the song to the required format and then deposit the song as a ringtone in iTunes. After that you just have to connect your iPhone to iTunes and sync both. As simple as that!

You don’t just have to use tracks on your iTunes, music stored anywhere else on your computer can also be converted and used as a ringtone on your iPhone, by following the very same steps. But before you begin you need to build your tracks on GarageBand and then follow the same steps for conversion.

The privileges of GarageBand cannot be enjoyed by Windows PC users as it is compatible only with Mac. However, there are still many ways in which Windows PC users can create ringtones of their favorite songs. It just is a little easier for Mac users since they needn’t have to worry about converting formats and the how’s and what’s of getting ringtones from their favorite tracks. All it takes is a few clicks and all the work is taken care of smooth and easily.