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System.Can I use YouTube Music as a ringtone on Android?Yes, you can use YouTube Music as a ringtone on Android by following these steps:1. Download and Install YouTube Music: Firstly, ensure that you have the YouTube Music app installed on your Android device. You can download it from the Google Play Store if you haven’t already.2. Choose a Song: Open the YouTube Music app and select a song from your library that you would like to set as your ringtone.3. Download the Song: To use the selected song as a ringtone, you will need to download it. Tap on the three-dot menu icon next to the song and select the "Download" option to save it offline.4. Locate the File: Next, you need to locate the downloaded song file on your Android device. You can typically find it in the "Downloads" folder or in the "YouTube Music" folder within your device’s storage.5. Move the File: Once you have found the downloaded song, you will need to move it to the "Ringtones" folder on your device. If the "Ringtones" folder does not exist, you can create one in the root directory of your device’s storage.6. Set as Ringtone: Now, go to your device’s Settings and select the "Sound" or "Sound & vibration" option. From there, depending on your Android version and device model, you should find an option to set a new ringtone. Tap on this option and browse for the file you moved to the "Ringtones" folder. Select the song and

BPM finder Select your audio files to find the tempo of the tracks in your library. This is a tool for DJs interested in beatmatching, producers looking to remix songs, and anyone trying to understand their music a little better. Drag & drop your audio file or click here. How to Find Song BPM (Tempo) The tempo of a song is one of the most important elements of music. Knowing the tempo of a song can help you find songs that will sound good together. For example, if you are a DJ, you can use the tempo of a song to find other songs that will sound good when played together. If you are a producer, you can use the tempo of a song to find other songs that you can remix or sample. Upload Audio Drag & drop your audio files into the file area on this page. Or click the file area and select the audio files from your computer. Receive Results Your files will be quickly analyzed so you won't have to wait long. After completion, the results will appear in a table. You'll see the BPM (tempo) of the song.

You can find every instance of a song by the same artist anywhere in your iTunes library. For example, the same song could appear on the artist’s album and on a movie soundtrack.You can also search for exact duplicates, in which the song, artist, album, and version are all the same (if, for example, you inadvertently imported the song twice).Note: You can find duplicates for songs, movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.Go to the iTunes app on your PC.Choose an option (Music or Movies, for example) from the pop-up menu at the top left, then click Library.If you don’t see Music, Movies, or TV Shows in the pop-up menu, you need to use the Apple Music app or the Apple TV app you installed on your device. See the Apple Music User Guide for Windows or the Apple TV User Guide for Windows for more details.Select an item, then do one of the following:Find every instance of that item in your library: Choose File > Library > Show Duplicate Items.Find exact duplicates: Press and hold the Shift key, then choose File > Library > Show Exact Duplicate Items.After you find duplicate items, you can delete them if you want to declutter your library.To see all items again, click Done in the top-right corner or choose File > Library > Show All Items.

Sockets and WinPcap.Before starting to capture,its recommended to select the option "Keep the captured files opened until the capture is finished" in Advanced box or the captured file will be corrupted and unreadable.Example of how to download from imeem/deezer:1. Start the tool,and select the suitable capture method.Its recommended to listen on Raw Sockets.2. Click Start to capture,then find and play the song or video you want3. Let it play until the song/video is fully loaded(buffered) in the browser,then click Stop to capture4. Find the file in the folder you specified (Tip: Sort the files by file size)This tool work on most anti-leech sites that streaming flv files like imeem,deezer.Effetech HTTP Sniffer (Commercial)Download link: its name,a HTTP sniffer but it can save HTTP files.It requires WinPcap installed in order to work.It works like PIAFCTM but it can also sniff URLs at the same time.It can capture most of file types unlike WebVideoCap.Example of how to download from imeem/deezer:1. Start the tool,and select the adapter that you are currently using in the menu.2. Click Start to capture,then find and play the song or video you want3. Let it play until the song/video is fully loaded(buffered) in the browser,then click Stop to capture4. Right click on the URL(usually the one with biggest file size) and save the file.This tool work on most anti-leech sites like imeem,deezer.(Not recommended) SoftX HTTP Debugger 4.3 (Commercial)Download link: tool can sniff HTTP URLs and also save HTTP files,but i do not recommend using this tool to save HTTP

You wish to keep3. IMMEDIATELY open Safari's "Activity" window (before the song has played very long)4. Scan down through the Activity list to find something ending in "mp3". It should also show an "incomplete" file size (as the song is streaming to your Mac and "not yet there"), for example, "358 of 3034k".5. Hold down the Option key and double-click on that particular listing.6. Safari [hopefully] will begin downloading the mp3 file (to wherever you have Safari set up to download to by default).The reason I put "immediately" in capitals above is, that if you wait too long or wait until the song has completed, this method may not work. You generally have to "grab it early" in the playing process.EDIT: brentcat wrote:"heyyy guys i was using file2hd to download music off myspace, but recently everytime i try in says no files found"Yes, this is the error message you get if you wait too long. Not sure what's going on, but you can "work around" this by grabbing the song very early in the streaming playback, as mentioned above....- John #14 does Safari's activity monitor not work?CMD+Option+A #16 RE:"How can I get music off of music that does not have a 'Download' option? I know Windows has alot of options to do this?"It's been a little while since I've done this, but here's what works for me:1. Go to the page with the music.2. Start playing the song you wish to keep3. IMMEDIATELY open Safari's "Activity" window (before the song has played very long)4. Scan down through the Activity list to find something ending in "mp3". It should also show an "incomplete" file size (as the song is streaming to your Mac and "not yet there"), for example, "358 of 3034k".5. Hold down the Option key and double-click on that particular listing.6. Safari [hopefully] will begin downloading the mp3 file (to wherever you have Safari set up to download to by default).The reason I put "immediately" in capitals above is, that if you wait too long or wait until the song has completed, this method may not work. You generally have to "grab it early" in the playing process.EDIT: brentcat wrote:"heyyy guys i was using file2hd to download music off myspace, but recently everytime i try in says no files found"Yes, this is the error message you get if you wait too long. Not sure what's going on, but you can "work around" this by grabbing the song very early in the streaming playback, as mentioned above....- John I can't find things ending in "mp3". #17 no mp3sThe way Myspace delivers songs has changed - they arrive in little pieces (technical term), which you'll see appearing in the Safari activity window. As they're no longer mp3 files, it's not possible (?) to save them as before.Some people might think this change has led to the reported decline in the popularity of Myspace, and the rumour in the past week that News Corp may sell or even close down Myspace. #18

Yourself on DubStep Studio. But, if you want to save or open files, then you need to register. You cannot upload your own music into the mixer and cannot export the song to get access to it offline. Even though it has its flaws, this music mixing software is very easy to use and justifiable application for someone who just wants to try a hand in mixing songs.Jam GlueJam Glue is a music mixing software with a variety of features. It has a search function and a fantastic option for searching songs by the approximate song tempo. You need to be a registered user to upload a .mp3, .wav, or .wma file, or import audio from an URL. There is a statement that warns the user not to upload any copyrighted material though.When editing in the Jam Glue, the steps that you need to follow are similar to DubStep. You need to:Click ‘Add Stuff To This Mix‘ and search for the song title.Play the selection and when you are sure it plays well, click ‘Add‘.Type in the song title and find a place in the instrumental to place the song.Move the song title by click and drag. You can resize the file with the help of little black arrows on either side.To make the instrument longer, click on ‘Duplicate Clip‘.Save the file and then click ‘Go to Mix Details‘.You need to rename you remix song and click ‘Publish‘ on the next page.If you wish to make a complicated remix song,