When asked, lie and say Sonar is a game :-) I've tried the following: If you are on Windows 10 it includes a built-in screen recorder that has good quality sound and a high frame rate. +1 on VoiceMeeter, needed to record ASIO. PS: I'm sorry if this is in the wrong forum BUT there is a very heavy Sonar component here as in I need to know if it is going to work with Sonar AND this will lead to (hopefully) some nice beginner tuts and tours of Sonar if I can figure it out. I'd really rather have Camtasia but Mirillis is like $40 and Camtasia is $300. Will I be able to use ASIO mode in Sonar for playback, recording, etc while still being able to record a voice over into the video program or will I be forced to use one of the other driver modes? Maybe there is some kind of workaround? Just want to start trying to understand this type of stuff before I actually have the software so I'm not stuck in front of the computer with a thumb up my butt yelling at clouds. b) I've tried to wrap my head around this before but could never figure it all out. a) if anyone is using Mirillis to record Sonar could they maybe give an opinion on it? If it can record newfangled video games in high quality I figure it should do pretty well with Sonar. so recording stuff like Sonar which is what I'd be using it for). I've recently discovered a highly rated program for recording video games (as well as regular desktop vids. One of which is screen capture software that I've needed for a loooon time.

I'm on the verge of making a few necessary purchases. Anyone use Mirillis Action for screen recording Sonar? Will I be able to use ASIO?

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