(Polyphonic Tones). A polyphonic tone contains two or more notes that are played simultaneously.
Polyphonic ringtones have the capability to play multiple sounds simultaneously. It allows the sound output to be much more natural and realistic.
are 16 track ringtones which can simulatenously play 40 notes in stereo sound. This is in contrast to "monophonic" ringtones, which can only play a single note at a time and sound like a beginner piano player. Polyphonic ringtones are a more sophisticated form of the monophonic tones, which come closer to what a music track might actually sound like. However, polyphonic ringtones can not replicate voice and other sounds. Whereas Truetone ringtones can (see below). Most current handsets support polyphonic ringtones.
Also Known As: Polyphonics Definition: A mobile phone ringtone feature that allows multiple musical notes to be played simultaneously.
Phones that play polyphonic ringtones have the ability to produce 16 separate sounds at once. This makes for music that is much richer and the tunes sound more like the music you know.
Tunes or music that can be set as your ringtone, the sound your phone makes to notify you that you have an incoming call. The sounds are created by using beeps at different frequencies. Unlike monophonic ringtones, where only one beep can be heard at a time, polyphonic ringtones can produce up to 16 tones at one time allowing for richer music.
Polyphonic ringtones can create multiple tones simultaneously. This produces a more natural and realistic sound for melodies.
This refers to a mobile phone ringtone that uses multiple tones simultaneously rather than a series of single tones.
Higher quality than the standard ringtones (known as monophonic ringtones) available because they have several tone series, which allows you to give your phone a ringtone that sounds something close to 'CD quality'. While older phones usually do not support Polyphonic ringtones.