tonzr ringtones

Hey I have started to get some of my ringtones replaced using tonzr, I am having them sent to me as mms, i receive them but now I have no clue how to download them to my phone to apply them as a ringtone.  Thanks a bunch

Ringdroid (and other sound file editors in the App Market) is flexible enough that there is almost no need to search/buy for ringtone for the Eris. With a computer, a Droid and Ringdroid you can make literally any ringtone/notification/alarm you want.

I tried Ringdroid but it would only bring up the default tones from the phone.  I wanted to edit a few that were on my sd card under OI File Mgr.   

I've put together a few dozen ringtones as follows -

1- Copy the mp3 you want to use to your PC.
2- Download and install Audacity (beta, free) onto your PC.
3- Open the file in Audacity (you will need to take a few to familiarize yourself with Audacity but you really only need 3 or 4 functions)
4- Trim the file down to what you want as a ringtone (not too long)
5- Under "Effects" amplify to the suggested rate (this is important)
6- Under "Effects" I usually Fade In the beginning and Fade Out the end but I'm persnickity about that stuff.
7- "Save As" - an MP3 and transfer it to your Eris. If you don't know how to use the cable you can e-mail it to yourself or let me know and I can write another post on it.
8- Open it in RingDroid and select/save it all, naming it what you like.
9- Enjoy!

If you play with Audacity enough you will find that you can convert wav files etc. for notification files etc. The point is that with a little experimentation you can make anything into a ringtone with these two programs, even your own voice! 

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On Ringdroid did you:

 When you want to set one of your songs as a ringtone from the music app, click "trim ringtone."

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I gave up but figured out how to do the step above with the native ringtone trimmer. Thanks though. 

Question about RingDroid. can you make sounds into a ringback tone? or do you have to buy them?