Nothing Phone (2) to feature Swedish House Mafia-powered Glyph ringtone composer

Glyph composer will allow users to create their own custom ringtones on Phone (1) and Phone (2).

Nothing Phone (2) with Glyph ringtone maker (Image credit: Nothing)

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Nothing has now officially confirmed yet another feature of its upcoming product — Phone (2). The brand has revealed that the Nothing Phone (2) will feature a new Glyph composer, an app designed for creating custom ringtones in collaboration with Swedish House Mafia, a global music supergroup.

The new Glyph composer is not just limited to the Phone (2) but will also be available on the original Phone (1). Using this app, users can create custom Glyph ringtones using the Glyph sound pack, which also contains custom ringtones mixed by the Swedish House Mafia. The new app is likely to be a part of the upcoming Nothing OS (2) release and will be available for every Nothing Phone user.

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Using the composer, one can create custom ringtones that will be around 8 to 10 seconds long. These ringtones will be in the multi-track audio format with additional monophonic clips of up to 2 seconds and will also consist of five different tones and sound mixes.

Nothing x Swedish House Mafia@swedishousemfia have composed an exclusive Glyph Sound Pack for Phone (2), giving you a taste of what’s coming up.

With the new Glyph Composer, you can personalise and remix Swedish House Mafia’s custom sounds. Tap the pads to trigger different… pic.twitter.com/ODbtj04AAm

— Nothing (@nothing) June 26, 2023

The company also recently confirmed that the Phone (2), launching on July 4th, will have features like improved Glyph lighting and a 4,700 mAh battery, and the device will be based on the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. The Nothing Phone (2) is also confirmed to ship with a brand new USB Type-C cable with a transparent design and is also said to be more environmentally conscious than the previous iteration.