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A (sort of) recent change to the Chrome browser audio policy requires the Web Audio engine to be resumed once suspended if not explicitly started from within a user event.
We are currently dealing with this by resuming the AudioContext on certain events, if I recall correctly it is upon note entry.
This seems preferable to forcing the user to "Click here to begin" or the like, but this should be abstracted into a resume function that can be universally applied to other events that may have been overlooked. It will also make it more clear what it is doing.
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...or, Resume AudioContext all the things.
A (sort of) recent change to the Chrome browser audio policy requires the Web Audio engine to be resumed once suspended if not explicitly started from within a user event.
We are currently dealing with this by resuming the AudioContext on certain events, if I recall correctly it is upon note entry.
This seems preferable to forcing the user to "Click here to begin" or the like, but this should be abstracted into a
resume
function that can be universally applied to other events that may have been overlooked. It will also make it more clear what it is doing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: