WebAudio Plugin and CreateJS broken in new Chrome Update

UPDATE from GOOGLE (Adobe please listen and adapt Animate CC/CreateJS):

We've updated Chrome 66 to temporarily remove the autoplay policy for the Web Audio API.
This change does not affect most media playback on the web, as the autoplay policy will remain in effect for <video> and <audio>.

We’re doing this to give Web Audio API developers more time to update their code. The team here is working hard to improve things for users and developers, but in this case we didn’t do a good job of communicating the impact of the new autoplay policy to developers using the Web Audio API.

The policy will be re-applied to the Web Audio API in Chrome 70 (October).

Here is the relevant post in the Chrome bug tracker: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=840866#c103

Overriding of createjs.Sound.play might help, I made this little snippet which can be put anywhere in js file after loading createjs (this code in html <script src="https://code.createjs.com/createjs-2015.11.26.min.js"></script>)
It's createjs' own play method (from the minified source) on "steroids"

createjs.Sound.play = function(a, b, d, e, f, g, h, i, j)

{

   if(createjs.Sound.activePlugin.context && createjs.Sound.activePlugin.context.state==="suspended")
  {
   createjs.Sound.activePlugin.context.resume();
  }
   var k;
   k = b instanceof Object || b instanceof createjs.PlayPropsConfig ? createjs.PlayPropsConfig.create(b) : createjs.PlayPropsConfig.create({
   interrupt: b,
   delay: d,
   offset: e,
   loop: f,
   volume: g,
   pan: h,
   startTime: i,
   duration: j
  });
   var l = createjs.Sound.createInstance(a, k.startTime, k.duration),

   m = createjs.Sound._playInstance(l, k);

   return m || l._playFailed(), l;

};