What can you say about ringtones? It seems in today's wireless world and with cutting edge technology, quite a.bit. Gone are the days where a single bell chime or as Lily Tomlin put it so well: "one ringy dingy, two ringy dingy" had to sound to get your free ringtone you will be able to find the MP3 ringtone that they want among the different websites that offer them free.Cingular Wireless subscribers can download their favorite ringtones from Cingular's extensive library of ringtones available at http://www.cingularextras.com. However, this cell phone ringtones are encoded using the MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) or similar encoding formats, many of which have been developed for mechanical music delivery.The cell phone music market initially started with monophonic ringtones. Monophonic ringtones were the earliest form of ringtones, and played one tone at a time. Polyphonic ringtones are ringtones that make use of the Ring Tone Text Transfer Language (RTTTL), a common language on the net to describe ringtones in a prescribed and acceptable format.Alternatively, you could go to 'Compose' and follow the RTTTL codes from the webpage