Alarm clock volume

Is it possible to set a different volume level for the ring on the alarm clock?
Woke me up with a right clatter at 5am today!
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Thanks for all the suggestions.
I'll try and remember to mute the phone tonight.
I suppose I was harking after my Samsung where one button mutes the phone, (as with iPhone), but the alarm volume is set separately.
So, even if the ring volume was high before mute, the alarm is still soft and gentle (sort of!).
I'll submit a feedback thingy.
Ta
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LOL. You could buy an alarm clock.
While waking to music may be nice, I find the alarm function of my Nokia phone to be the absolute best alarm clock I've ever used: it starts out at a low volume and then quickly escalates to an ear-splitting level that I find impossible to sleep through. It also has a snooze function, though the alarm is so effective that it wakes me from even the deepest sleep.
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