I remember to have read about a tool called ābananaā or the so, that is able with some tricks to record the ASIO, but I dislike complex tricks 
Iāll searched and found it
Sorry @jjfagot, I got confused with the other video-tutorial that is in English with my handmade translation
This one is in Italian, but subtitles were edited by me, so that the Google automatic subtitles should work better
Okay. It didnāt occur to me to think of changing the language. I understand spoken Italian quite well, not written, perhaps because of the number of Italian operas I played when I was young, hehehe
I will inform about banana. I will prove it. Thanks, Claudio
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Hola @jjfagot maybe I found an easier way to record the ASIO output in OBS
Check this site
And check this site as well for other use of it
Iām not sure I understand the problem. My MOTU audio interfaces show up with ASIO in both OBS and Openshot, which I would use should I dare put anything up on the board. Is there some impediment to using them with ASIO when making a video ?
This is particularly pertinent as the company that made the PC disables the Realtek audio on the motherboard to stop it interfering with the ASIO drivers. I can only get sound from the machine with ASIO.
I have a MOTU 828 and a MOTU M4
https://motu.com/en-us/products/m-series/
https://motu.com/en-us/products/audio-products/fw-usb/
The problem is that in OBS Studio I was unable to record my voice AND the music played in my DAW, so through the ASIO driver, and the only way I found was using the Windows audio driver with its low latency
This is not always a problem to me, because I use sample-based VSTs scarcely, but for @jjfagot it was a big problem
If you google āhow to record the ASIO output in OBSā youāll find some information, for example this video
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Thank you very much, Claudio
I downloaded Banana (I laugh a lot with my grandson when the Minions say about the banana and papaya, hehe).
I have followed the steps in the video, very good, but too fast for my understanding. So far I have gotten the microphone and Ableton to work at the same time without problems with Voicemeeter Virtual Asio as ASIO driver, and it sounds good, without noise (better than before with ASIO4ALL v2), but when I go to record in OBS and it can, but the memory of my PC saturates and the noises begin. I will keep trying. At the moment they are very good progress. I will continue to report.
The first video Iām going to present will be about how to get multiple MIDI channels in Ableton without using BlueCatās PatchWorth. It annoys me that I got a practical way to do it and I canāt do the video yet. In fact, I separate the 5 Instacomposer channels, which it receives from Scaler, sending each channel to 5 different midi tracks, whose sole purpose is to forward that midi information to tracks with VSTis that reproduce them.
I hope to make that video soon. Thanks
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banana and papaya LOL
Tonight Iāll try the ASIO for OBS plugin and Iāll let you know how and if this works
Got it. This avoids doing this in an external interface. My interface does this merger for me, as the driver is multi-client and there is a loopback capability to send the signals from individual channels via hardware mixing back to another app - in this case OBS.
Virtual audio cables became popular to rip CDās before more direct methods became available. Iāll explore Banana because it might be more flexible than my interface box.
Are you using a web cam for video ? I have a Logitech Webcam somewhere, but I see that Nikon have a free utility to use for streaming or recording, so I could use that with my DSLR.
Anyway, thanks for the pointer to Bananaā, but Iāll try the interface mixer first.
PS A list of ones favourite music is a window onto the soul. Iād started to think that we maybe had zero overlap in tastes, but the list dispelled that - a lot of common stuff in our collections. BTW, I lived just south of Sheffield, UK in the early 60ās, and saw Joe Cocker playing in that era quite a few times; they did mostly covers.
One item caught my eye
āI:\Musica\Claudio Porcellana - Greatest Hitsā
Have you been keeping something from us? 
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My interface does this merger for me
Lucky guy 
Mine doesnāt, likely because itās cheap
Are you using a web cam for video ? I have a Logitech Webcam somewhere, but I see that Nikon have a free utility to use for streaming or recording, so I could use that with my DSLR.
Yes, I use a Logitech C-920
I could use my Olympus mirrorless as well, with Olympus capture, but I prefer the simpler C-920
and saw Joe Cocker playing in that era quite a few times
Aargh, and likely a lot of other idols of mine
One item caught my eye āI:\Musica\Claudio Porcellana - Greatest Hitsā
Have you been keeping something from us?
Not really, because those songs are just the āgreatestā made so far he he
I spoked about them here
cheers
Thanks for all your contributions
I have managed to connect everything as explained in the videos. But I think my biggest problem is the RAM capacity, since while I use Voicemeeter in my DAWs (Ableton, Reason, Reaper and RapidComposer) I have no problem, rather the opposite, since it sounds better than before when using VS4All, when I start using OBS to record a video so I can share what I have discovered, all that appears is noise. Iām sorry, I can not. Iām happy because the sound on my PC is so much better, but I canāt make videos to explain it.
Years ago I bought an external sound card. Silly compared to the Mark Of The Unicord, of course. I still have it connected, although I donāt think it is doing anything on my system. Itās a Behringer UCA222. It never appears on my available audio devices; that is to say that I have it wrongly connected. If someone can tell me something to use it (well, not like I have it) please tell me how to do it thanks
I bought a MOTU 828 because I had a lot of external gear (see www.btinternot.com, and scroll towards the bottom) and hence needed the inputs (it supports a total of 20 input channels). However, I gave most of it to a charity (moving into the box, as they say) and because the drivers had issues with Windows 10 and clashed with Bonjour I bought a MOTU M4, which I am very pleased with and has quality I/O, which I can recommend (see MOTU M4 & M2 )
[I have yet to test this fully, but because of its loopback facility, you donāt need a virtual audio cable like Banana to make videos]
However, I bought a Behringer UMC22 for my wifeās PC, and that seems to work quite well. I think the internals are probably pretty much the same as UCA222, and are class compliant, so no driver should be needed. The UMC22 shows up in the device manager thus
So Iād imagine this should show up on your machine if it has recognised it.
Is there any sign of this ?
Yes. USB Audio CODEC appear.
Tonight Iāll try and tell you. Thank you
here some folks explain the issues to record ASIO in OBS
Just found the explanation on Quora
Two issues:
Screen Recorders tend to look for system audio drivers
ASIO generally refuses to share with anything else to ensure low latency and no interruptions. To do this it talks directly to the soundcard, therefore, cutting out the system
So, maybe a commercial video recorder can fix the issue but I suspect they are expensive
Well. The point is that with the ASIO driver that I downloaded to try and record well with OBS, my music programs sound much better, and that is very important.
As for recording the videos, it is mission impossible. The system is overloaded and a lot of noise is generated. Neither with the virtual ASIO drivers nor with the internal sound card (Realtek) nor with the external UCA222.
Given the choice, I prefer the sound improvement, which is what really interests me. I canāt record video, but I can record sound.
I appreciate your help, colleagues
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Have you ever tried to use a āphysicalā cable instead?
I mean a stereo male-male mini-jack that brings the PC output and send it to the Line input of the ASIO external audio card
I donāt have the time/willing to try hat, but maybe others can try, or give advice against this crazy idea I had
The ground loops producable with this method make for some really cool growly basses
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Looks like a great video so thanks for all your efforts. Could someone tell me how to get the subtitles in English on the YouTube video? Thanks all.
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@DavidBR I did Italian subtitles manually, so I think youtube subtitles should work well
go to the Gear icon (Options) and select subtitles, then Automatic translation and English
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Thanks for the quick reply Claudio I did not see the options and Iāll give it a go.
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