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Originally Posted by madkoopa View Post
I dont like the built-in alarm because:
1. while it is pretty flexible, you can only have 3 different alarm times. I need 5
2. you depend on the system volume. that isnt very helpful if you turn the phone volume off before you go to bed.
3. you cant use your own ringtones. i like my chirping birds in the morning, then my coffee commercial jingle 15 minutes later, and my Turtles cartoon song waking me on the weekend.
The first point can be solved by setting an appointment or task with a reminder set to go off when you want to wake up and you can modify the reminder tone accordingly.

The second point and a host of others can be addressed in two ways. One, CHTScheduler which is what I use. My phone mutes itself at 9:40 and doesn't make a peep until it automatically turns its volume up at 6:30 in time for my alarm at 6:40. Additionally, and I used this method previous to CHTScheduler, you can set an appointment for when you're in bed and then set your ringtone to automatic which silences it during appointments. When your "sleepytime" appointment is going on, it will automatically be silent.

The third point is also solvable as I wake up to the theme from Final Fantasy IV every morning. Very relaxing. Just copy the file into the windows directory and you're done. If you don't want to manually do it, then implement it as a part of XDA_UC or the other scripting tools available.

Hope it helps you or anyone else reading ... and sleep well.
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