Hi,
I am brand new to using the Avid Fast Track Duo. I am a video editor, cutting material on my macbook for the web. Sometimes, I wish to cut off the feed to the Avid fast track, so that I can simply hear what the audio sounds like over my laptop speakers (to judge it for certain 'real world' listeners). However, the only way I know how to do this is to physically go over to each speaker and power them off and then disconnect the USB powering the fast track duo. This is a bit time consuming - especially since I have to check back and forth. Also, my understanding is that it's not a good idea to just pull the usb out and push it back in again, because it could potentially damage the speakers? It does make a strange noise when I do this. Any ideas on how to get quick bypassing?
I am brand new to using the Avid Fast Track Duo. I am a video editor, cutting material on my macbook for the web. Sometimes, I wish to cut off the feed to the Avid fast track, so that I can simply hear what the audio sounds like over my laptop speakers (to judge it for certain 'real world' listeners). However, the only way I know how to do this is to physically go over to each speaker and power them off and then disconnect the USB powering the fast track duo. This is a bit time consuming - especially since I have to check back and forth. Also, my understanding is that it's not a good idea to just pull the usb out and push it back in again, because it could potentially damage the speakers? It does make a strange noise when I do this. Any ideas on how to get quick bypassing?
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