How to set the melody on SIM-Xiaomi map: 5 ways to do all models

Are you tired of the standard call signal on your Xiaomi and want to make calls unique? SIM-A map is a great way to personalize a device, but many users have difficulty finding settings, why changes don't persist, or assigning different ringtones to different contacts. In this article, we'll look at all the current ways, from standard features to the best of the devices. MIUI Up to hidden capabilities and third-party applications.

It's important to understand that since MIUI 14, the melody-specific SIM-based feature has been simplified, but in some regional firmware, this may not be the case. We've tested the instructions on the Redmi Note 12 Pro+, POCO X5 Pro and Xiaomi 13T models -- all of the methods work, but they may vary slightly depending on the shell version. If you have a dual-sim smartphone, you can assign unique signals to each card.

Why can’t you change the melody to SIM-map?

Before we move on to settings, let’s deal with the typical problems that make users unable to set their tune:

• 🔍 No menu item: In some versions MIUI (especially for the European region, the option of linking the melody to SIM-This is related to the policies of mobile operators.
• 📱 Outdated firmware: On devices with MIUI 12 and below the algorithm for assigning ringtones is different. Update the system through Settings → The phone. → Update MIUI.
• 🎵 Inappropriate file format: Xiaomi smartphones support tunes in formats.mp3,.m4a.ogg, but the duration should not exceed 30 seconds.
• 🔒 Operator restrictions: Some mobile operators (e.g. MTS or Beeline) block the change of system signals through the use of a mobile phone. SIM-menu.

If none of the methods below worked, check to see if your device has an application from the operator (such as My MTS or Tele2).

Method 1: Through standard settings MIUI (one-for-one SIM-map)

This is the easiest method that works on most devices with MIUI 13/14. It allows you to assign a common melody to all incoming calls, but does not divide them by SIM-map:

1. Open the Settings app (the gear icon on the desktop).
2. Go to the section Sound and vibration.
3. Select the item Melody of the call.
4. In the list of available ringtones, tap on Local tunes (if you want to download yours) or select from standard ones.
5. To download a custom file, click Add and specify the path to the file in the device memory.

If you want the melody to be used only for a specific SIM-This is not a good way to do this, read the next section, and note that some system sounds (such as alarms or notifications) are set up separately.

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If the list does not include Local Melodies, copy your audio file to the MIUI/ringtone folder on the internal drive, and it will appear on the menu after the device is restarted.

Method 2: Linking a Melody to a Specific Melody SIM-map (two-symbol models)

For owners of smartphones with two SIM-Cards (Redmi Note 11 Pro) 5G, Xiaomi 12T And so, you can assign unique signals to each one. Here's how to do that:

1. Open the Settings. → SIM-maps and mobile networks.
2. Choose. SIM-The card you want to change the melody for (for example, SIM 1).
3. Slip on the item Melody of the call (if not, see alternative methods).
4. In the menu that opens, select a standard ringtone or upload your file through Local Melodies.
5. Repeat the steps for the second. SIM-cards, if necessary.

If the item Melody of the call is not in the menu SIM-The map, which means that your version MIUI It does not support this function directly, in which case use the method with the Contacts app or third-party utilities.

Download audio file in MP3 format (max. 30 seconds)

Rename the file in Latin (without spaces)

Place the file in the MIUI/ringtone folder

Reset the device-->

Method 3: Through the Contacts app (for individual subscribers)

If you need to assign a unique melody not for everything SIM-maps, and for a specific contact, use the built-in Contacts app:

1. Open the Contacts app and find the right contact.
2. Slip it, then click Edit (pencil icon).
3. Scroll down to the Melody of the Call (or Notification Sound).
4. Select the standard ringtone or click Add to upload your file.
5. Save the changes.

This method works regardless of the amount of SIM-maps and versions MIUI. However, there is a caveat: if the contact is saved SIM-If you have a card instead of a phone memory, you may not have the option to assign a tune.

Method 4: Using Third-Party Applications

If the standard methods don't work, third-party utilities will come to the rescue, and we recommend two proven applications:

Instructions for Ringo (the most versatile solution):

1. Install the application and provide all the permissions requested.
2. In the main menu, select SIM Ringtones.
3. Put it on the right foot. SIM-map (SIM 1 SIM 2).
4. Select a tune from the library or download yours.
5. Save the settings and restart the device.

⚠️ Note: Some applications (such as Truecaller) may conflict with third-party ringtone managers. Before setting up, disable other programs related to calls in the Settings section. → Annexes → Permits.

Method 5: Manual editing of system files (for advanced ones)

This method is suitable for experienced users who are ready to work with system files. SIM-maps even on custom firmware.

You'll need:

• 📱 Root access (unlocked bootloader and Magisk).
• 📂 File Manager with support for root (e.g. Root Explorer).
• 🎵 Audio file in.ogg format (recommended bitrate - 128 kbit / s).

Instructions:

1. Copy your audio file to /system/media/audio/ringtones/.
2. Change the file access permissions to 644 (rw-r----).
3. Open /system/csc/others.xml file in the text editor.
4. Find a line. <SimRingtone> and add a path to your file: <SimRingtone>/system/media/audio/ringtones/your_tone.ogg</SimRingtone>
5. Save the changes, restart the device.

⚠️ Warning: Incorrect editing of system files can lead to bootloop ( looped boot).Before changes, back up through TWRP or adb backup.

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If you don’t have root access but want to experiment, try using it. ADB-commands for assigning a melody. For example, settings put system ringtone /storage/emulated/0/MIUI/ringtone/custom_tone.mp3 It might work on some of the firmware.

Compatibility table for Xiaomi models

We tested all of these methods on popular devices, and the table below shows the models that have proven that a particular method works:

If your model is not in the table, focus on the version of MIUI. To check the version, go to Settings → About Phone → MIUI version.

Alternative methods and life hacks

If none of the above methods worked, try these non-obvious solutions:

• 🔄 Resetting sound settings: Go to Settings → Annexes → Application management → Settings (three points) → Resetting the app settings, which will bring all audio settings back to factory settings, but can unlock hidden options.
• 📱 Developer Mode: Activate it through Settings → The phone. → Version. MIUI (Then, tap 7 times. Then in the Additional settings. → For developers, find the Debugging item on USB And turn it on. Sometimes it reveals additional audio settings.
• 🎧 Use of Bluetooth headphones: Some users note that with connected headphones, it is possible to assign a separate tune to the headphones. SIM-maps via Bluetooth device menu.

It’s also worth checking if your device has operator audio profiles installed. For example, MTS and Beeline sometimes add their apps that override system settings. Delete them through Settings → Apps.

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If you travel frequently and use local SIM-maps, create a separate sound profile for each country, and use MacroDroid, which automatically changes the tune depending on the network you're connected to.

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