.GPK

📌 Accurately, the .GPK extension pattern encompasses an overall summary of sound wave content for an audio sequence or track opened and audibly reproduced with WaveLab suite. In practice, the .GPK file algorithm enables faster and more productive reloading of audio content in the WaveLab program solution. Therefore, the .GPK instances are generated and composed automatically when a relevant audio data instance is opened in the WaveLab bundle. As it is coded and logically implemented by the developers, WaveLab is not expected to delete the .GPK items after they have been created from scratch. Nevertheless, the user can customize the package to drop and remove .GPK file content in the automatic approach when a respective audio element is eventually closed. To implement this idea into practice, make a selection of the “Options -> Preferences -> File” branch node of the primary WaveLab menu. Then pick the “Delete peak files when closing audio file” checkbox mark.

How to open an .GPK file?

📌 All of currently known .GPK-bundled samples and sequences are fluently readable, opened, and processed by Steinberg WaveLab audio distributive in the internal way. As it is accustomed, the .GPK modules grasp summaries of sound wave data for an actively processed audio instance within the package.