iPad integratio in X3 Producer

Hello,
I use more my iPad 2 Air embedded in my studio as a sound generator and as guitar effect (Flux: amazing).
Apple coming to unlock the ability to exchange MIDI and live sounds with a simple USB cable (that comes with the power supply of the iPad) I bought (€ 9.99) the amazing Music IO (http: //musicioapp.com/downloads/windows/)
This is a free plugin for insertion into an audio track and an app (free for MIDI and just for € 9.99 with MIDI and audio).
Windows integration examples are made with Ableton Live ( and the principle seems simple: the audio track containing the plugin is routed to a bus which serves as input to another track that records the signal sent by the plugin.
3 mouse clicks and you're fully integrated with the iPad with its synths, effects etc. Latency is very low and I enjoyed driving two synthesizers (Animoog and iM1) at the same time from a MIDI keyboard connected via USB on my PC routed by Sonar via Loopmidi to the iPad and to play guitar by treating it with Echopad and RSS: on the iPad.
Where I'm down with Sonar X3 producer is that I am unable to understand how to SAVE these beautiful sounds. I have in fact failed to reproduce what seems so simple with Ableton ie select a track as input to another or from a bus as input of a track.
I asked the support Music IO and the developer, very responsive, don't have Sonar for testing and it seems to him that most of DAWs have similar routing functions as Ableton.
So I turn to the Sonar community and I also ask the Sonar support in parallel: what have I missed? Anyone have a clue?
Friendships, Thierry

Cool, thank you. I'm not very easy with English but I'll try my best. I just want to record the sounds coming (synth apps) and coming back (effects apps) from the iPad via the Music IO plugin.

Hi Mike, as far as I understand, the plugin is only for PC as Mac has more direct ways to connect.

I had some answers in a French Sonar's forum and some said that what I'm looking foris just impossible with Sonar. But: getting out to the soundcard in my case by SPL Crimson 5/6 and getting in another soundtrack still by SPL Crimson 5/6... works! I tried with sounds produced by the iPad (synths) and sounds (guitars and percussions) coming out by Sonar, treated by iPad effects and coming back to Sonar and I recorded pristine sounds without annoying latency especially on real time played instruments.
No solution at the time inside Sonar though.

Wow - that would need to be one unique and amazing sound coming out of an ipad to go through that process for! Pretty cool on the novelty scale though:)