Developed in Europe, this format was designed for mobile users. GSM is used for audio files that contain a large amount of audio information. Suitable for voice recordings, including recordings of phone calls. You can compress and archive a GSM file to achieve a different file size. The format is mostly used to create and store voice information. There are 4 types of this format that can be opened using different applications.

WavPack: a free lossless audio codec

This format is completely open. WavPack allows for both lossy and lossless compression. After compression, there is created a small file that can be played separately. WavPack also contains a correction file, which allows you to restore the original version. Supported only by certain audio players. This format has high sampling frequencies (192 kHz) and can be multi-channel (up to 255). It is easily converted to the mp3 format.