Pixel Research Labs has released Ringer 1.3 (http://pixelresearchlabs.com/ringer), an update to their $0.99 iPhone ringtone creation tool for Mac OS X 10.5 and higher. It’s also now available at the Mac App Store.
Ringer allows users to choose any non-protected file from their iTunes library or any media file on their system that can be opened by QuickTime and turn it into a unique ringtone. Version 1.3 includes 30 pre-made ringtones and a new ringtone navigator to jump directly to anywhere in your song.
Ringer 1.3 also preserves relevant song metadata, including cover art. And a new recent songs menu lets you quickly make a ringtone from a recently played song
With Ringer’s built-in waveform editor, precisely select the exact start and end points of a ringtone. Preview it exactly as it will sound on the iPhone. Press the create button, and Ringer will make the ringtone and automatically import it into iTunes where it will be ready to sync to the iPhone.