This is a time in seconds which starts at zero when the context is created and increases in real-time. All scheduled times are relative to it. This is not a transport time which can be started, paused, and re-positioned. It is always moving forward. A GarageBand-like timeline transport system can be very easily built on top of this (in JavaScript). This time corresponds to an ever-increasing hardware timestamp.
Property of apis/webaudio/AudioContextapis/webaudio/AudioContext
SyntaxNote: This property is read-only.
var result = AudioContext.currentTime;
Returns an object of type NumberNumber
Examplesvar audioCtx = new AudioContext();
var ct = audioCtx.currentTime;
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