One of the most basic, yet most fun, customizations you can make on an Android phone is changing your ringtone and text tone. Forget the generic sounds that come with your device — whether you want movie quips, funny noises, or your favorite music, there's a better tone out there for you.

While many SMS apps let you customize a sound for individual contacts, you're still stuck with one sound per app. If you'd like to use way more ringtones and notification sounds on Android, say hello to Random Ringtones Manager (RRM).

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This app lets you choose from all your installed ringtones and notification sounds and make a "playlist" of sounds. Whenever you get a call or text, the app will choose a random file from your list to play.

That's just the start, though. RRM also supports random notifications for any app you select, so you can randomize your WhatsApp or Messenger sounds, too. The app includes some pre-made playlists with sounds from Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Navi from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and you can browse the /r/AndroidRRM subreddit for more. If you'd like to use the random sounds only in a certain area, RRM lets you set up Geofences.

RRM is free, but a $5 Pro upgrade gets you unlimited Geofences, unlimited additional app notifications, and strips out the ads. If you have more notification sounds and ringtones on your device than you know what to do with, this is a great way to keep them all in rotation!

Need some text and ringtone ideas? Check out the best retro video game sounds that make great tones.

What's your current ringtone and notification sound? Do you like the idea of having random sounds play for alerts, or do you prefer to keep it simple? Let us know what you think down in the comments!

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