How to Use Voicemeeter with Sonar and UFX Interface

As a musician, I've found that using voicemeeter with my onboard sound card and RME UFX interface has greatly improved my workflow. In this article, I'll explain how I use voicemeeter to route audio from Sonar to my video capture program while also hearing the sonar audio.

Firstly, let me clarify that I don't have to reconfigure Sonar every time I switch between using my onboard sound card and UFX interface. When I unplug the UFX, Sonar automatically reverts to the voicemeeter ASIO interface, which routes things to my onboard audio card.

In my studio, I plug the RME UFX interface into the USB on my laptop and it works perfectly with audio from Sonar routed directly to the ASIO configured interface. This allows me to get high-quality audio from Sonar mixed with audio from a local mic on my computer, which can then be sent to my video capture program.

I use this setup for making Sonar training videos, where I need to commentate on what I'm doing while also hearing the sonar audio. Voicemeeter makes it easy to set up and configure this routing, without having to use virtual cables like VB Cable A/B.

Overall, using voicemeeter with Sonar and UFX interface has greatly streamlined my workflow and allowed me to produce high-quality video content quickly and easily.

VB Cable Alternative

While VB Cable A/B is a popular alternative for creating virtual audio cables, I personally prefer to use Voicemeeter for its ease of use and flexibility. However, if you're looking for a free download option, you can find VB Cable A/B on various torrent websites.

In this article, we've explored how to use voicemeeter with Sonar and UFX interface to improve your workflow and produce high-quality video content. We've also touched on the alternative option of using VB Cable A/B. Whether you choose to use Voicemeeter or VB Cable A/B, both options can help you achieve professional-grade audio routing in your studio.

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