Globals

Scripts have no imports. These names are available everywhere:

Global	What it is
`openDAW`	The Api, entry point of every script
`sampleRate`	Sample rate of the studio in Hz
`baseFrequency`	Tuning reference of the studio in Hz
`PPQN`	`Bar`, `Quarter`, `SemiQuaver`, `fromSignature()`, `secondsToPulses()`, `pulsesToSeconds()`, `toString()`
`AudioData`	`AudioData.create(sampleRate, numberOfFrames, numberOfChannels)` for {@link Api
`WavFile`	`WavFile.encodeFloats(audioData)` for {@link Api
`midiToHz`	`midiToHz(note, baseFrequency?)`
`dbToGain`, `gainToDb`	Decibel conversions
`FFT`	Fast Fourier transform helper
`Chord`	Chord and interval helper
`Interpolation`	`Interpolation.None`, `Interpolation.Linear`, `Interpolation.Curve(slope)` for automation and tempo points
`ClassicWaveform`	Oscillator waveforms of Vaporisateur
`VoicingMode`	`Monophonic`, `Polyphonic`
`Mixing`	Panning laws for StereoTool
`TransientPlayMode`	`Once`, `Repeat`, `Pingpong` for time-stretched audio regions
`AudioSendRouting`	`Pre`, `Post`

All interface names of the reference are available as types for annotations, e.g. const effects: ReadonlyArray<AnyAudioEffect> = unit.audioEffects.

The standard library is a subset: Array, Map, Set, Math, JSON, Promise, typed arrays, setTimeout. There is no DOM and no fetch.