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Ultimate guide to use Apple Music tracks to set as Android phone ringtones

by Leo Fan Market

Android Phone Music

When someone call you, a unique ringtone is very amazing. When you enjoy Apple Music songs, you find that you like it and want to make it as your Ringtone, how to do?

Don't worry, this article will tell you how to make a ringtone from Apple Music songs for your non-Apple Phones.

Yes, it is very obvious that Apple Music is streaming music services with DRM protected. You can't directly edit the Apple Music files and convert them or set as the ringtone for your Android Phone.

Here we ask Macsome iTunes Converter to help use convert Apple Music songs to the general audio formats like MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV and so on. And then users can set the converted Audio files as the Ringtone of Android phones.

Steps to convert downloaded Apple Music to MP3, AAC on Windows…

First, go to download and install the iTunes Converter on your PC, run it.

If you are a Mac user, please download the iTunes Converter for Mac version.

Windows Version Download

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Second, click the button "+ ", you can choose the different iTunes library to add the audio files to convert.

Add Audio tracks to convert

Third, click Setting button to set the output format and output path before the conversion as your need.

Set the output format

Finally, click the Convert button to start converting.

Converting protected music files

Now when it finished the conversion, all the downloaded Apple Music songs have been converted to MP3 format, you can use transfer them to your Android phones with USB cable. And then choose some music song to go to the menu button to set the converted Apple Music songs as your Android ringtone.

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