.RTI File Extension
Real Tracker Instrument
| Developer | Rene G |
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3.5 | 2 Votes |
What is an RTI file?
A RTI file is an instrument used by Real Tracker, a sound-tracking program. It contains sound information such as pitch, waveform, and effects for an instrument, allowing Real Tracker users to compose music with different instrument sounds.
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Rene "Alfred" G developed and released Real Tracker in 1999. Before being discontinued, its primary users were musicians and retro gaming music enthusiasts, who used the program to create and play music with retro sound chips used in older gaming systems like the Commodore 64 and Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
It supports various audio formats and includes tools for composing, editing, and arranging sound via a visual interface where notes, effects, and instruments are represented in a grid or pattern format. Users may create instrumental tracks and sound effects Real Tracker.
NOTE: Real Tracker users may refer to the instrument data stored in RTI files as "voices."
How to open an RTI file
You can open RTI files with Real Tracker. However, the program is discontinued.
Programs that open RTI files
Raster Music Tracker Instrument File
| Developer | Radek Sterba |
| Popularity |
3.0 | 2 Votes |
An RTI file contains an instrument used by Raster Music Tracker, a program used to create Atari XE/XL music in Windows. It stores information about the instrument, including the type, name, how many times it is used, and which notes it plays. RTI files allow users to share instruments and use them in different songs.
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You can open an RTI file in Raster Music Tracker by selecting Instrument → Load and paste to actual instrument.. You can create an RTI file in Raster Music Tracker by selecting Instrument → Save actual instrument as....
NOTE: Raster Music Tracker enables Windows users to emulate the capabilities of the 1979 Atari POKEY sound chip used in Atari 8-bit home computers and Atari arcade games in the 1980s.