ua-25 ex 96 khz help

I use the ua-25 ex, sonarx1 producer, the question is:
that when recording to 96khz no sound.
96P in normal play but not record.
96R recorded in but then not play my EZdrummer vst like.
these vst not prepared to run in 96khz? or is my configuration in the daw.
now work at 48khz, but I would like to make 96 khz few reach the highest qualitywhich gives me the interface.

or do I have to constantly move the knob to move from mind to 96p 96r


I do not understand please help. Thank you.
pd:sorry for the english es google traslator i speak spanish.


uso el ua-25 ex, en sonarx1 producer, la pregunta es:
por que cuando grabo a 96khz no hay sonido.
en 96P reproduce normal pero no graba.
en 96R graba pero luego no reproduce mis vst como el ezdrummer.
estos vst no estan preparados para correr en 96khz? o es mi configuracion en el daw.
por ahora trabajo en 48khz, pero me gustaria llegar a los 96 khz par llegar a la maxima calidad que me ofrece la  interface.

o es que tengo que mover la perilla constante mente para pasar de 96p a 96r 

no entiendo por favor ayudenme. gracias.

wooow no more words, the ideal work with this hardware i to 48khz. ok 

There are plenty of info - and debates - about sampling rates. Some say 96KHz improves the signal-to-noise ratio, gives a better representation of of high frequency sounds. but one thing is sure: 96KHz files take more hard drive space than 44.1KHz files.

If you want to record in 96KHz, I don't see what could be the problem. You do a recording session in 96R, then unplug, switch back to 96P and replug to listen to it - it takes 10 seconds. 

An alternative to the unplug-switch-plug would be to get a dedicated digital to analog converter that would take take of the sound playback on your computer. 

If your music will be offer in audiophile format, the higher bitrate and sampling rate the better. But keep in mind that the sound on a CD is 16-bit/44,1KHz. 


Cheers