They currently don't replace the existing sounds by default, but they're available as alternatives. The new sounds are similar in melody and structure, though they're less sharp and much calmer. That's especially noticeable when it comes to the new alarm sound, Fresh Start, that's slated to replace Bright Morning.
It shares the same melody but plays it a few octaves lower and slower. The same is true for Eureka, which is supposed to replace the Popcorn notification sound. It looks like there will also be a new default phone ringtone that's supposed to replace The Big Adventure, but it fails to download in the Sounds app for now. We'd assume that this sound, Your New Adventure, will share lots of similarities with its predecessor, too.
If previous Android updates are anything to judge by, the new sounds won't replace the defaults for existing Pixel devices — it's likely that they'll only be the default for newly released products. You can download Google Sounds 2. For other phones, you can try and see if you can get the app up and running, but it's unlikely that you'll be successful.
Another beta, another new ringtone. This time, The Big Adventure — which you'll recognize as the iconic default ringtone for Pixel phones — is finally getting its replacement via 9to5Google. There were hints of this back in Beta 3, but this week's update finally made Your New Adventure available for listening. It's a big change compared to the original, featuring a slower opening before breaking loose around the mark.
As the name suggests, this is a bold new direction for Android's sound library, and presumably, Your New Adventure will come as the default ringtone on the Pixel 6 later this year.
Just note that, for now, it only works on Android 12 devices. For more about Android 12, check out our ongoing series coverage here , or bookmark our regularly updated changelog and check back in later.
Here's our guide on how to change the notification tones on your Android smartphone. Download sounds for notifications, alarms, and ringtones. Alternatively, if you wish you can use software Audacity or app Mp3 Cutter and Ringtone Maker to create custom audio sounds. Let's get started. Alarm and Notification Sounds on Android. Click to Tweet This Post. All Android devices will play a default notification sound unless a specific app uses a different tone. If you want to change the sound, here's what you should do:.
A list of different notification sounds will appear. Tap on a tone to listen to it then tap OK to select it. That's it! Depending on the Android version and phone manufacturer, the name for this setting may differ slightly or you may have to look for this setting elsewhere.
For example, on the Pixel 3, running Android 9. With Android 8. You can see the steps for EMUI in the image below. On an older model, for example, an LG G4 phone running Android 6. Apps like Facebook or Gmail often have their own notification sounds but you can easily modify these if you want to. The procedure may differ according to each app though. We'll show you an example with WhatsApp:. Now a list with different ringtones will appear. Select your favorite sound then confirm your choice by tapping OK.
If you don't like the choices available, you can also create your own sound files:. The almost as widespread Facebook Messenger also has a standard tone that guarantees confusion.
It is best to go to the menu in the rightmost tab after installation and change it:. Facebook Messenger comes with a wide range of tones but you can't use your own custom sounds. With Facebook Messenger Lite, the resource-conserving equivalent of Facebook Messenger, there is no way to change the tone.
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