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One of main google's calendar functions is to remind people their events, with a scheduled sound alarm. The problem is that this sound, I know how to change it, but it only lasts for 1 second, so I don't hear it. Instead, when they call me, the sound lasts for very long until they hang up the phone, so I realize I'm being called. I would like if the alarm sound lasted longer, how to do it?

By the way, I have the same problem with google keep reminders.

I imagine some people like short sounds because they don't want to get disturbed, and probably they get reminded when they check their phones and see the notification. I want to know if it's possible to make it work like I specified, a longer loud sound like a call.

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  • You can try solution here with modifications. Choose the apps to trigger and in action choose the sound you want. If that is not long enough , add wait xx seconds as another action followed by action for sound again – beeshyams Oct 13 '16 at 2:21
  • @beeshyams You are a expert, thanks, I will try that! – Santropedro Oct 13 '16 at 15:43
  • LoL I am not. Let me know once you are satisfied to post as an answer. BTW, I haven't tested your requirement, but it should work – beeshyams Oct 13 '16 at 16:06
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    @beeshyams Good modus operandi and idea, I answer you once I try. Also, according to the wikipedia definition, and to your profile (top 0.17%) , you are a EXPERT. – Santropedro Oct 13 '16 at 23:34
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Go to "My Files" and then copy any mp3 or sounds that sounds longer to be your reminder. Then go to "device storage" look for "notifications" folder and paste it there.

Now go to your S Planner and go to "Settings" now you'll see your mp3 as the choice in the notifications tone options. Now you'll have a longer reminder tone 😊 Hope this will help

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