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It seems Samsung really did complicate things ! Links follows. As they did with High-Res 😞 . Nethertheless thats not a task for the music player. http://www.androidbeat.com/2018/04/set-custom-ringtone-individual-contacts-galaxy-s9/ The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ are among the best flagship handsets released this year. Packed to the brim with features, they run on Samsung’s latest Experience UI which has been further improved since it first debuted on the Galaxy S8 with new features and enhancements. However, these improvements have ended up making a simple task of setting up a custom ringtone or notification sound on the handset pretty complex. This is quite ironic since the task of a smartphone first is to make phone calls so all associated functions and features related to it should also be easy to use. It is not like the option to use a custom ringtone or notification sound is not present on the Galaxy S9, it is just unnecessarily complex. But then as they say, where there is will, there is always a way. If you really do want to know how to use custom ringtone sounds on your Galaxy S9, follow the steps below.

So you have the newest build 819 and Max' changes didn't help all of your files ?

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There are known issues with crossfade in V3, which sometimes produce similar effect. To make sure that we really have a gapless/silence problem here, and that this has nothing to do with crossfade, could you disable crossfade, set crossfade length to zero etc in Settings > Audio > Crossfade and retry ?

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Cannot be done via Poweramp. Ask max, perhaps he'll provide them.

It's not quite clear what you want. The integrated milkdrop presets can be chosen via visualization menu. That is, if they are activated in the visualization settings and if need be a rescan has been done.

So you found the folder. It's empty because you didn't yet put anything into it.

That may well be, but why use Poweramp to set another one ? You can do that via Android. After all the ringtone isn't played by a music app, but by the os.

Both are interfaces that a music player can use to put out the audio data it has processed. Audio Track is the Android standard, Open SL is another option to do the same. See Wikipedia: OpenSL ES (Open Sound Library for Embedded Systems) is a royalty-free, cross-platform, hardware-accelerated, C-language audio API for 2D and 3D audio. It provides access to features such as 3D positional audio and MIDI playback. It is made for developers in the mobile and gaming industry and is working toward allowing for easy porting of applications across multiple platforms.