You're one of those people who doesn't change much about your iPhone after unpacking it, so you'll be happy with the preset sounds. AppDo you like it or would you rather choose another one? variantu in an attempt to stand out from the crowd? Whatever your case, it's safe to say that at least some of the iPhone's sounds have entered our minds and become a phenomenon that many other manufacturers can't boast. Here's a look back at some of the most iconic ones.
In the list of iPhone sounds that we could include in an imaginary hall of fame, some of the default ringtones logically cannot be missing. Applu. The pleasant and relatively neutral-sounding Marimba stands out here, which is associated with the very beginnings of the existence of Apple phones, and then Jingle, a sound that replaced the default Marimba with a slightly more colorful and sonically cleaner sound.
Speaking of melodic percussion instruments, we can't forget the Xylophone, which still sounds from the pockets of many iPhone owners with its uniquely playful style. Hedvábí is also very popular due to its non-aggressive but at the same time clarity, while for fans of striking and pulsating rhythms, the percussion Timba is the ideal choice.
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Vynechat the typical sound of sent messages would be almost unthinkable. It is often heard in cafes and in the silence between lectures by teachers in classrooms for those who have forgotten the silent mode. If you want to be in a positive mood every time someone calls you, Strum will take care of it. The rhythmic sound of hitting the strings, full of energy, definitely has this effect, which is why it cannot remain unmentioned.
However, there are important moments for which we would be hard-pressed to find a better sound than Alarm. This rather aggressive and discordant sample is exactly what will wake up even the most ardent sleeper. On the contrary, Ascension has a very harmonious effect, this sequence of chords has a calming effect, which is why we must not forget to name it. Our glimpse into the world of iconic iPhone sounds concludes with the simple and truly notorious Three Tones. They don't scare, they don't offend, they just inform well.
The following video demonstrates today's selection in a fun accapella style performed by South Korea's MayTree.
