Installation

Overview

The Unity Audio Manager is distributed through the Unity Asset Store. After purchase, you install it through Unity's Package Manager so it is added directly to your project.

Make sure you are signed in to the same Unity account in both Unity Hub and the Asset Store before you begin. If the accounts do not match, the package may not appear in Package Manager.

Tutorial Video

Prefer a walkthrough? Watch the installation tutorial below for a step-by-step demo of the process.

Get the Package

First, get the Audio Manager from the Unity Asset Store. Add it to your account, then continue with the Package Manager steps below.

Install via Package Manager

With the package in your account, open the Unity project where you want to use the Audio Manager and follow these steps.

1. Open your desired Unity project in Unity Hub.
2. In the Unity editor, go to Window > Package Management > Package Manager.
3. In the Package Manager sidebar, select My Assets.
4. Search for Audio Manager. It should appear in the list.
5. Select the Audio Manager package, then click Install.

Import Options

After you click install, Unity opens an import window where you can choose which folders to include in your project.

What to keep

You can deselect the demo folder if you do not need the sample content. Keep everything under the Scripts folder — those files are required for the Audio Manager to work.

The demo folder is optional and only useful if you want reference scenes or examples. Removing it does not affect core functionality.

After Installation

Once the import finishes, the Audio Manager is added to your project. You can move the imported folder anywhere in your Assets hierarchy — placement does not affect how the package works.

Create the Audio Manager

With the package imported, create the Audio System in your scene using the Unity Audio Manager editor window.

1. In the Unity menu bar, go to Tools > Unity Audio Manager > Audio System Window.
2. The Audio System window opens. Dock or arrange it however you like — the layout is entirely up to you.
3. Use the scene dropdown to choose where the Audio System should be created. The current scene is selected automatically.
4. Click Create Audio System.