Even if the interface is capable of those rates you usually have to actually set it to run at the same rate as Cubase.
You absolutely can not mix different sample rates in the same project
Why on earth are you wanting to record at 192k anyhow
The files you recorded will have incorrect header data…so they may be 44.1 or 48k recordings but the header is written as 192k.
You could google for how to edit header information to try to fix them or you can just start from scratch, select a sensible sample rate, make sure device and Cubase are both set that way before recording and then don’t change that rate halfway through the project.
i have another project where i have in fact on earth recorded at 192khz luuulululul
(ok i have this idea that its better and humans will evolve and be able to hear this stuff and in like 53,688 A.D. my music will age like wine… i feel this way about eyes… like in the 11th century if you showed them 4K… it would hardly even register as better quality to them because our eyes were younger as a collective… ahhh what can i say lulul… first two projects i experiment with 192khz and i am met with cosmic retaliation luululuuluululululul)
anyway this other project is JUST 192khz since the beginning.
when i still had CI2 48khz support.
the project played fine in session
but skweekii on export
i got the UR12
and now it squeak in cubase and on export both
the project is 192
the UR12 is 192
the pool files are all 192 (theres only 3 tracks on this project)
Lullluuulllluuull… if CI2 48 kHz, then lallaalllaaaa, files not lollollooollloo 192 kHz… but lilililillii probably 48 kHz therefore lelelelelellleeelel too fast in 192 kHz Setup. Set Hardware and lulululluullu Project to lalalalallaa 48 kHz and don´t lilillliii convert Audio if asked.