native instruments did that kind of a project around xmas time.
if you were a legit customer you could download ringtones made on NI
software by all their featured artists, like richard devine, speedy
j, tim exile, that kind of crowd...
can't find the link but there was some really innovative ideas on
there made by some great musicians/sound designers. might have been a
limited time only kind of thing...
g.
On 24-Mar-07, at 1:53 PM, Kim Cascone wrote:
> I have a proposal for a new project:
> since most mobile phones can now use .mp3's and .wav's as ringtones
> I propose a new project:
> .microsound ringtones
>
> guidelines:
> they should be short (no longer than a couple of seconds) and be
> distinctive - i.e. keep the frequency response of mobile phone
> speakers in mind so your ringtones can be heard
> good idea to test them on your mobile before uploading them
>
> format:
> make them 22/8 wav's or 128kbs mp3
>
> I'll create a dir in the meantime
>
> ***all ringtones that are uploaded will be considered free for
> anyone to download use as a ringtone only -- not to be used in a
> composition or for any other purpose
>
> deadline: April Friday the 13th
>
>
>
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