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iRinger works as advertised allowing Windows users to convert audio or music into iPhone ringtones.  I found the program  very easy to use.

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After recording friends with iPhone Recorder, it seemed logical to convert the recorded audio into ringtones for those friends. I don’t have a MAC and so can’t use popular MAC ringtone creator software.  To do this on my Windows PC, audio from iPhone Recorder was loaded into Audacity and converted into WAV format. The WAV audio files were next loaded into iRinger which is easy to use, but just in case, the home page contains a short YouTube “howto” video to get you going.  

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After some audio tweaking within iRinger, the Export button stored new ringtones into iPhone’s ringtone folder. Then a standard synch, copied new ringtones to the iPhone and where they now appear as Custom Ringtones on the iPhone’s ringtone menu.

Recorder Version 7 performs as advertised. 

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The recorded volume level produced by this iPhone audio recorder is a bit low and can be hard to hear. This may not be a fault of the application. To increase volume, connect the external mic that’s built into the earphones which came with your iPhone.  With the external mic connected, recorded volume levels are perfect.

This game is a pain in the neck.

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That’s due to it’s addictive nature. It’s one of those games that’s hard to put down and easy to play. After hours of play, you may have a sore neck, but you should try this one.