I Am A Newbie And I Need Some Help

[Volman130]

Hey to all. This is the greatest board on the net!

I have recently moved into the 21st Century and got a cell phone. I would like to get "Rocky Top" on my phone and use it as a ring tone. Can anyone tell me where I can get it on the net? I can also program/compose the song on my phone but I can not read music. I have instructions to enter notes a through g. If any one can give me the notes in letter form I would appreciate it very much.

Being a newbie what does IMO mean?

Thanks in advance!

 

[LadyinOrange]

Hey to all. This is the greatest board on the net!





I have recently moved into the 21st Century and got a cell phone. I would like to get "Rocky Top" on my phone and use it as a ring tone. Can anyone tell me where I can get it on the net?

I got it for my Samsung from www.cingular.com. I am a Cingular customer, so I just downloaded it from the site.

I can also program/compose the song on my phone but I can not read music. I have instructions to enter notes a through g. If any one can give me the notes in letter form I would appreciate it very much.


I can play a radio and that's it. Sorry.

Being a newbie what does IMO mean?

In my opinion...



Thanks in advance!

You are very welcome.

 

[OWB]

Originally posted by Volman130@Feb 8, 2005 8:02 PM
I can also program/compose the song on my phone but I can not read music.  I have instructions to enter notes a through g.  If any one can give me the notes in letter form I would appreciate it very much. 

I could help you with that, but I am kinda thrown from the a to g thing. Are the instructions that you are talking about related to the phone instructions or what someone told you? Also, can you do sharps and flats on the phone notes?

 

[Volman130]

Sorry. The instructions are for the phone. A small piano keyboard appears on the phone screen with the keys identified as c, d, e, f, g, a, b. A keypad number is pressed for a different note. The instructions tell me I can raise the note one semitone or I can lower the note one semitone, I dont know if that is a sharp or flat. I can also make the note shorter or longer and change the octave. I know nothing about music so most of this is Greek to me.