How to change the notification sound on your iPad for built-in apps and alerts

To change the notification sound on your iPad, navigate to the Sounds tab in the Settings app.You can change the notification sounds for email and text alerts, as well as Calendar alerts, Reminders, and AirDrop.You can also purchase new sounds in the Tone Store if you want to further customize the notification sounds on your iPad.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.If you've set up Mail and iMessage on your iPad, you may be getting frequent notifications for texts and emails.In addition, notifications might be coming in for Calendar alerts, Reminders, and more. And if you don't like hearing those classic notification sounds, it's a good idea to change them ' or customize each notification sound so you know what the alert is when it rings.Luckily, it's quite easy to change the notification sounds on your iPad. Here's how to do it.Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPad (From $329.99 at Best Buy)How to change the notification sound on an iPad1. Open Settings.2. Scroll down and tap Sounds.3. Tap Text Tone to change your text message notification sound ' simply scroll through alert tones and choose your sound.4. Go back to Sounds and tap on New Mail. This will change the notification sound for any incoming email.5. You can go back to Sounds and choose every other notification alert for which you want to change the sound ' these include Sent Mail, Calendar Alerts, Reminder Alerts, and AirDrop.If you really want to customize your notifications sounds, you can tap on the Tone Store and purchase new tones, from songs to clips and quotations.Related coverage fromHow To Do Everything: Tech:How to adjust the brightness on your iPad or enable auto-brightnessHow to access the Control Center on your iPad and customize shortcuts to the apps and functions you use mostHow to delete all of the emails on your iPad using a simple trick'Why is my iPad so slow'': How to get your iPad running smoothly again'Why is my iPad screen black'': 3 ways to troubleshoot your iPad if the screen is unresponsiveSEE ALSO:The best iPads you can buyJoin the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: Why it's so hard for planes to land on water
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