Unless things have changed in the most recent version of ITunes, you should be able to convert it there. Once your mp3 file has been placed in your library and selected in the playlist, on windows, the command control+i should open up an area where you can change the information for that file, artist, track number, etc. I believe it's the advanced tab where you can determine the length, by selecting the start and end times of the file. Be sure to select Apple Lossless Encoder under the import settings in the preferences and it should then give you the ability to convert from mp3 to m4a. If you select the new file in your ITunes playlist, control+i under the advanced tab again, you should have an option that will let you choose ringtone as the type. If not, you can manually change the extension yourself from .m4a to .m4r. You can quickly reach the actual file by using the applications key on the file you want in the playlist and pressing enter on show in windows explorer. Sorry I'm unable to provide more in depth directions, I'm not familiar at all with the new layout of ITunes, but, hopefully it's enough to get you up and going.
Take care.

On 9/12/2015 12:23 PM, ken wrote:
Are you doing this just with I Tunes, or do you need something else?.

I'm converting the taus salad theme, I used mp3 cut to cut it.
I could use help.


-----Original Message----- From: jeremy
Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2015 1:14 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: Re: ringtones

There are several converters that should allow going from .mp3 to an
.m4a. In order to keep the length of the files short though, normally
around 30 seconds for a ringtone, I've always done the conversion within
ITunes.
The extension for the ringtones is simply the .m4a filetype with its
extension changed.
I'm still using an older version of ITunes that has the sidebar, but, if
you need help figuring it out, I can give it a shot.
Take care.
On 9/12/2015 12:07 PM, ken wrote:
Hi, any one know if there is a free way to convert mp3 to m 4 r for the I phone??.
Thanks.
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