.1TE File Extension

Learn about .1TE files and view a list of programs that open them.

Shiru, aka shiru8bit, developed 1tracker to allow chiptune creators to utilize multiple 1-bit music engines within the same music tracker. Primarily, these 1-bit engines are designed to emulate the audio capabilities of the ZX Spectrum, an 8-bit home computer that Sinclair Research released in 1982.

Each 1tracker engine, or 1TE file, defines the channels to which a user can add (and edit) notes while creating a 1tracker module (.1TM file). It also contains other channel-related settings and a description of the engine's capabilities. 1tracker stores many default 1TE files in its engines directory. Users who create or download custom 1tracker engines should also store their 1TE files in this directory, so they can easily load them within 1tracker.

Shiru, aka shiru8bit, developed 1tracker to allow chiptune creators to utilize multiple 1-bit music engines within the same music tracker. Primarily, these 1-bit engines are designed to emulate the audio capabilities of the ZX Spectrum, an 8-bit home computer that Sinclair Research released in 1982.

Each 1tracker engine, or 1TE file, defines the channels to which a user can add (and edit) notes while creating a 1tracker module (.1TM file). It also contains other channel-related settings and a description of the engine's capabilities. 1tracker stores many default 1TE files in its engines directory. Users who create or download custom 1tracker engines should also store their 1TE files in this directory, so they can easily load them within 1tracker.

• To use a 1TE file with 1tracker (Windows, Linux):
• Place the file in 1tracker's engines directory.
• Open 1tracker and press F7 to access the Select engine menu.
• Scroll to the engine your 1TE file contains.
• Press CTRL + ENTER to select your engine and apply the settings it contains.