So I want to use my own MP3s for ringtones, and I have converted them to m4r's. But my Apple music app on my desktop does not have the three dots to let me import files. How am I supposed to get this done?
Apple Music for Windows is a poor substitute for iTunes. Many features are not carried over. I very much doubt Apple Music for Windows can be used to add ringtones to a device. If anything you would use the Apple Devices app, but that may not be able to do it either.
See Create and manage ringtones - Apple Community for general advice. You may need to use GarageBand on your iPhone as described in Create a ringtone of your Logic Pro or GarageBand for Mac song - Apple Support in order to get the phone to see it. Copying a .m4r into iCloud Drive doesn't seem to be sufficient.
Alternatively you could consider reverting to iTunes by removing each of Apple Music/Devices/TV and then you should be able to drag & drop from Windows Explorer to the iPhone where it appears in the iTunes sidebar.
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Apple Music for Windows is a poor substitute for iTunes. Many features are not carried over. I very much doubt Apple Music for Windows can be used to add ringtones to a device. If anything you would use the Apple Devices app, but that may not be able to do it either.
See Create and manage ringtones - Apple Community for general advice. You may need to use GarageBand on your iPhone as described in Create a ringtone of your Logic Pro or GarageBand for Mac song - Apple Support in order to get the phone to see it. Copying a .m4r into iCloud Drive doesn't seem to be sufficient.
Alternatively you could consider reverting to iTunes by removing each of Apple Music/Devices/TV and then you should be able to drag & drop from Windows Explorer to the iPhone where it appears in the iTunes sidebar.
tt2
Apple music for Windows missing the three dots
