WolframTones Generates Unique MIDI Ringtones for Your Cellphone [Ringtones]
Source: http://lifehacker.com/5530727/wolframtones-generates-unique-midi-ringtones-for-your-cellphone
WolframTones works by defining a set of loose criteria for each musical genre (such as classical, dance, jazz, and hip hop), and then generating a random MIDI tune every time you hit that genre's button. It works remarkably well—the tones are not a jumbled mess, they actually contain a melody and tend to (mostly) fit the genre you selected. Plus, each time you click it, you'll get something new, and probably never get the same one twice.
There are some more advanced features, like showing variations of your currently generated tone, as well as even changing the instruments on each track within the tone. You can also change the musical scale, tempo, and duration. It's pretty cool if you're sick of your ringtone, or your phone only supports MIDI. And, of course, it's all free—though standard messaging rates will apply when you send a tone to your phone.
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