Does your cellphone's annoying ringtone sometimes cause you to need to go to the fiery mountain in which it had been forged and ruin that, once and for all? No? Me neither -- telephones are costly, and it is simple enough to change your ringtone when it bothers you that much. Do not throw your mobile phone at a volcano, that is crazy.

But if you are sick of the noise, or simply having difficulty telling your mobile apart from everyone else, locating a new audio can help.

We have shown you how you can make and set up custom ringtones on Android, and also tips for creating spreadsheets on Windows Phone 8, however in the event that you'd rather just download any ringtones directly we have got you covered.

Here are five websites we've discovered with noises that don't suck all completely legal to download at the moment.

iRingPro (Free): Great Collection of Professional Ringtones

Let us start with an assortment of professional sounds which will not leave you ashamed if your phone rings during a meeting. Three groups -- Origin, Zen, and Tek -- are calm, minimalist collections of ringtones built around an issue, not one of that will grate on your nerves.

"As professional users ," the noises' creators write,"we abhorred using annoying pop tunes along with silly sound effects". Their answer: seems that claim to be"tasteful, respectful and complex". As soon as I checked them out I discovered them to be relaxing but nevertheless distinctive.

You will find enough sounds you could place unique tones for various friends and programs. All are professionally produced, nevertheless are at no charge. Why? Back in 2007 iRingPro was a firm that made and marketed ringtones, but following the co-founder's passing all sounds were created free as a tribute.

Downloads can be found for iOS and Android, complete with directions, but you will need a pc to set up everything.

Cleartones (From $10): Cases of Minimalist Ringtones

Cleartones provides three collections of icons that are minimalist, designed to be distinctive without being distracting. Called"the most bothersome ringtones ever" by Wired, Cleartones delivers several places for $10 each.

There is Cleartones Pure, that plans to be as straightforward as you can; Cleartones Organic, that can be comparable but produced with acoustic devices; and Cleartones Classic, that resemble old-school ringtones but with a lighter touch.

It is possible to listen to the tones on your browser before purchasing, and even when paying ringtones sounds crazy for you I suggest that you give it a listen. You will find an notion of just how unintrusive a ringtone could be, which if nothing else can motivate you to start looking for something similar somewhere else.

Dev Tones (Free samples, $35 for the set): Royalty-Free Sounds for Your App

If you are creating a program, Dev Tones is well worth looking into. This is a pair of royalty-free sounds, meaning as soon as you pay to them you are free to use them on your program.

However, even when you're not generating a program, Dev Tones is well worth checking out due to the free download provided with rewarding sounds. A couple of programs I use frequently take advantage of these sounds, and that's obviously the purpose.

NASA Ringtones : Use Background as Your Ringtone

If you would like to hear humanity reaching for the stars, with each ring of your mobile, this website is well worth checking out. There are a few historic bleeps and bloops, or you might stick with classic phrases such as"The Eagle Has Landed".

It is not for everybody, but I presumed it was a distinctive enough idea that somebody out there just might love it. To this individual: you are welcome.

Zedge (Android, iOS, Free): So Many Ringtones

Here is an Android program you can download and navigate a seemingly endless assortment of ringtones, everything from film sounds to tunes. The quality varies a little, and hunt could be unwieldy, however in the event that you're able to imagine something it is there...so that you can certainly download it.

I have been trying to adhere to approved resources of constant quality for this guide, but Zedge is too enormous not to include. It appears fairly evident to me that rights are not clear on what in this program, and the advertisements can be a small nightmare, but in the event that you can not find something here you do not enjoy, it probably does not exist.