# Getting Started

## Setup

1\. Import the Unity package to a new project (Suggested to be using 2019.4+)

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Since this is a project template, all the project settings have been included in the asset store package, but you can choose not to import all of them, as this setup guide has also mentioned about some import settings which you can configure yourself, you don't have to worry not importing them.
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![](/files/-MHnaW68T_F0EQZNHCw9)

2\. You will be greeted by the wizard window, which guides you to the quick start template

![](/files/-MHdbP24w4jc3fgPsTq_)

3\. There are two types of workflow you can choose

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[Template Workflow](/rhythm-game-starter/getting-started/template-workflow.md)
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[Bare Workflow](/rhythm-game-starter/getting-started/bare-workflow.md)
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Before anything, it's suggested to set the DSP buffer size to ”Best latency” in the Audio Project Settings to make sure the audio synchronization is smoother, however, [the audio stability might vary](https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/AudioSettings.GetDSPBufferSize.html).
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![Best latency will ensure the AudioSettings.dspTime to be more accurate ](/files/-M77pUyTKwcXVfF_SYF0)

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To test with mobile touch input, please install the device simulator from the package manager
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### Device Simulator

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![](/files/rA0DcPsytdPQ9udqq4BI)

Select the "Game" dropdown on the top left corner of the Game window to swtich over to device simulator
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![For testing touch input in the editor (Device Simulator only support 2019.3+)](/files/-M77pUyPLN09eUbDBWjY)

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4\. The demo scene uses `TextMeshPro`, you will also need to set it up when being prompted.

5\. Press play in any of the demo scene and you should be good to go!


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