[Q] Alarm Files Separation From Ringtones? - Galaxy Note II General

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to separate out Alarm sound files from Ringtones.
I've set up a Media folder on the phone and within that folder set an Alarm, Ringtone and Notifications folder and I've placed the appropriate files within each directory.
HOWEVER,
When going to choose my alarm sound when setting the alarm, the phone lists all standard alarm files(stock sounds in the root folder), PLUS all the Ringtone files as well.
So if I place an alarm sound file in the 'Alarms' folder that I created, the phone doesn't care and also includes all the files from the Ringtones folder as well, which I don't want because I have MANY Ringtones but only about 10 Alarm sound files.
Shouldn't the phone's ALARM Function only choose sound files from the 'Alarm' folders? (whether Stock folder and or user created folder)?
Is there a way to coax the phone into operating logically when it comes to segregation of Alarm sound files (without root)?

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