MONOPHONIC
A Monophonic ring tone is a tone that can play only one type of musical tone at a time.
POLYPHONIC
A Polyphonic ring tone is a tone that can play several types of tones at a time (up to 72 in recent phones). The first polyphonic ring tones used sequenced recording methods such as MIDI. Such recordings specify what instrument should play a note at a given time, but the actual instrument sound is dependent upon the playback device.
REAL TONES
A True tone is a Ring tone which has been encoded with a high fidelity format such MP3, AAC, or WMA format, and represents the latest evolution of the ring tone. It is often also referred to as a Master tone, a or a Super phonic Ring tone. Real tones, which are often excerpts from pop songs, have become popular as ring tones. A recent innovation is the sing tone, whereby the user’s voice is recorded to a popular track and then “tuned-up” automatically to sound in key. This can then be downloaded as a ring tone or sent to another user’s mobile phone.
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