Ringtones that come with your phone are limited and may not suit your ears. If you like more choices, you can easily make ones for your own by using a ringtone maker like Ringdroid.
If that sounds cumbersome, alternatively you can get ringtones from the community who have already made beautiful ringtones and uploaded to Zedge.net for sharing.
I've just got one of the popular ringtones named New iPhone 6 Remix which sounds great to me like below.
If you want more of this, head to the website Zedge.net with a web browser; or for ease of use, install the app Zedge, with that you can search, browse, preview and choose a ringtone you like, download and set it as your device's ringtone, notification or alarm sound, right away from within the app.
Besides ringtones, Zedge is also a great resource to look for wallpapers optimized for your mobile. Similarly you can use the app to search, browse, preview, download and set wallpapers. You can even make Zedge change your wallpapers automatically at a fixed time interval via settings. However, some of these features may be applicable to Android devices only.
Either ringtones or wallpapers, Zedge grouped them into Category, Featured, Popular and Recent so that you can browse them in the way you prefer besides finding more from a search button. For every shared file, Zedge shows additional information like the file size, downloads and the contributor.
It's hard to believe you can't get one you like from Zedge, as it has millions of ringtones and wallpapers available for downloads, all free.
Zedge
For Android
Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.zedge.android
For iPhone & iPad:
Download: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/zedge-ringtones-wallpapers/id584485870?mt=8
For Windows Mobile:
Download: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/store/apps/zedge-ringtones-wallpapers/9wzdncrfhw9k
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I use different ringtones for Voice calls for different (critical) people.
on my Contacts List. I also use different sounds for Notifications from specific people.
Although a bit longwinded I select specific music -songs or instrumentals and use Audacity to truncate them
to a suitable length e.g. 10 seconds for my phone.
I find this way gives me great audible recognition when the phone sounds..