How to Set Up Different Call Melodies for Each SIM-Xiaomi maps: The full guide

You are tired of confusing incoming calls because both of them are SIM-Do your Xiaomi cards ring the same? Or do you want your work calls to sound strict and your personal calls to sound melodic, POCO and other devices on MIUI There is a hidden function that allows you to assign unique ringtones to each of the ringtones. SIM-But it's not easy to find -- Xiaomi's audio settings menu often changes depending on the firmware version.

In this article, you will find the most current ways to customize customized tunes for the SIM 1 and SIM 2 on all modern versions of MIUI 12-15 (including HyperOS), we will understand why sometimes the option disappears from the menu, how to return it, and what to do if your Xiaomi model stubbornly ignores changes, and you will learn how to circumvent the system restrictions with third-party applications - legally and without root rights.

Why Xiaomi can’t just choose different tunes SIM-map?

Unlike many other Android smartphones, Xiaomi does not offer a direct option to assign individual ringtones to each of the devices by default. SIM-It's related to the nature of the shell. MIUI, So the audio settings are all integrated into a single menu, but the function is technically there, just hidden deeper than the competition.

The main reasons why users face problems:

• 🔄 Version. MIUI: In the firmware older MIUI 12 Options May Have Been Missing or Working Incorrectly.
• 📱 Device model: On a budget Redmi (e.g. Redmi) 9A Redmi Note 8 is sometimes disabled.
• 🔧 Resetting: After updating or resetting, sound parameters may be reset to standard.
• 🎵 Melody format: Not all audio files are supported as ringtones (e.g..flac or.wav with high bitrate).

In addition, Xiaomi sometimes blocks the change of tunes for the second SIM if it is used for mobile Internet, which is due to the optimization of power consumption, but you can get around the restriction.

Official method: setting through the menu "Sounds and vibrations"

If your Xiaomi runs MIUI 13/14/15 or HyperOS, try the standard method.It works on most models, including Xiaomi 12/13/14, Redmi Note 11/12, POCO F4/F5 and others.

Instructions:

1. Open the Settings. → Sounds and vibrations.
2. Slap the ringtone.
3. At the top of the screen, you’ll see a switch between SIM 1 and SIM 2 (if not, see the next section).
4. Choose. SIM-map, then click on the current tune and select a new one from the list or add yours (Local music).
5. Repeat for the second SIM.

Make sure both of you SIM-Cards are active and recognized by the system

Check that the device has enough free memory (minimum 500 MB)

Download the desired tunes to the Ringtones folder (or create it in the root directory)

Restart your phone before setting up (sometimes helps)

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If the switch between SIM-There are no cards, so your firmware is hiding it, and one of the alternative methods described below will help.

⚠️ Note: Some models (e.g. Redmi) 10C or POCO M4 Pro) after selecting the melody for the second SIM It automatically applies to the first one. MIUI — You can fix it only by resetting the sound settings or updating the firmware.

Alternative method: through settings SIM-map

If the standard method didn’t work, try setting up the tunes through the control menu. SIM-This method often works on devices with maps. MIUI 12 or custom firmware.

Step-by-step:

1. Go to Settings. → SIM-maps and mobile networks.
2. Choose the first one. SIM-map, SIM 1).
3. Slip on the ringtone (or the sound of notifications if the first item is not).
4. Choose a tune from the suggested ones or add your own through Local Music.
5. Go back and repeat for SIM 2.

If the item Melody of the call in the menu SIM-There is no card, so your firmware does not support it, in which case a third-party application will help (see section below).

⚠️ Note: On HyperOS devices (e.g. Xiaomi 14), the path to settings may be different: → Personalization → Sounds and vibrations → If you don't have an option, check the system updates.

How to add your own tunes to SIM-maps on Xiaomi

Standard ringtones in Xiaomi get bored quickly. Fortunately, you can use any audio file in.mp3,.m4a or.ogg formats. The main thing is that the duration does not exceed 30 seconds, otherwise the system will cut the melody.

Instructions for adding custom ringtones:

1. Connect your phone to your PC or download tunes directly to your device (for example, via Telegram or Google Drive).
2. Move files to the Ringtones folder (if not, create them in the root directory of internal memory).
3. Restart your phone (required! otherwise new files won't show up in the list).
4. Go to the ringtone settings (Settings → Sounds and Vibrations → Call Melody) and select Local Music.
5. You will see your added files – choose the right one for each SIM-map.

If the tunes don’t appear on the list, check out:

• 📁 Is the folder Ringtones (not Ringtones) correct? SIM1 or similar).
• 🎵 File format (only supported.mp3,.m4a,.ogg).
• 🔊 Volume of the file (too quiet tracks the system can ignore).

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If you want to use a song, cut it to 20 to 25 seconds using apps like MP3 Cutter or Ringtone Maker. Long tunes can be interrupted when you call.

Third-party applications for flexible tune-up of melodies

If the standard methods don't work, Google Play apps will come to the rescue, and they allow you to not only assign different ringtones to the same ringtone. SIM-maps, but also set unique melodies for individual contacts, groups or even time of day.

Top.-3 tested applications:

1. Ringo Ringtones & SMS Sounds 🔹 Allows you to assign different tunes to SIM 1 and SIM 2 even on devices where it is blocked. 🔹 There is a built-in editor for cutting tracks. 🔹 Disadvantage: Shows ads in the free version.
2. Zedge 🔹 Large base of free ringtones and notifications. 🔹 Supports the appointment of different sounds for SIM-maps on Xiaomi. 🔹 Cons: requires registration to download some files.
3. AudioManager Pro 🔹 Advanced sound settings, including separate profiles for SIM. 🔹 It's not rooting. 🔹 Disadvantage: the paid version is needed for full functionality.

How to set up via Ringo (Step-by-step):

1. Install the app from Google Play and open it.
2. Go to the Dual SIM Ringtones section.
3. Select SIM 1 or SIM 2 and assign a tune.
4. Save the changes and restart the phone.

⚠️ Note: Some applications (such as AudioManager Pro) may conflict with Xiaomi's system settings. If notifications are missing after installation, reset the audio settings in the Settings menu. → Annexes → Application management → [Title of the annex] → Resetting settings.

What to do if the tunes are reset after rebooting

One of the most common problems with Xiaomi is resetting the ringtone after a reboot or update, which is due to MIUI, where the audio settings are sometimes not stored in permanent memory.

Solutions:

• 🔄 Turn off battery optimization for the Settings app: Go to Settings → Annexes → Application management. Find settings (system application). Select Battery Limits → No restrictions.

Transfer the melodies to your internal memory

If the files are stored on SD-The system may not see them after the reboot. Move them to the Internal folder. Storage/Ringtones.

Reset the sound settings

Sometimes it helps to completely reset: Settings → Sounds and vibrations → Resetting sound settings.

Update the firmware

In older versions of MIUI (e.g. MIUI 11), a bug with resetting tunes was common, and upgrading to MIUI 14+ usually solves the problem.

If nothing helps, try using a third-party app (like Ringo) that saves settings in its own storage that is not affected by system optimization.

Different Calling and SMS Melodies on Each SIM

Set up individual sounds for calls and SMS different SIM-It takes a little bit more effort, but it's possible:

For calls:

• Use the standard method (via Settings → Sounds and Vibrations → Call Melody) or third-party apps as described above.