How to bypass the channel strip via Track controls?

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Hi, is there a way to bybass the channel strip via track controls the same way it’s possible with inserts/eq/send? It makes sense that it should have a dedicated button but I can’t find it…

Thanks.

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Where did you look?

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I’ve looked In track control settings…

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Well, if it is not there, then it is not there, and unles you have a custom cubase version, you answered your own question - no, you can not bypass it via track controls - it´s that easy sometimes.

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I love that, so easy! :smiley:

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I know is not what you’re looking for but you can assign a key command to do exactly that (bypass the channel strip) its even faster and easier.
Hope it helps!!

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Thanks for taking the time to answer my question there’s no key command to bybass a single channel strip or selected channel… You can either bypass all channel strips on all tracks or main mix…

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You’re Right, an alternative for what you are looking for would be the track inspector at the project window left zone, there you can bypass a single track channel strip.

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Yes thank you, and that’s what I’m currently using…

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Hi thebabegrand,

If you are still looking for a solution, I had a similar issue with bypassing inserts and sends.
To cut a long story short I was able to build a Cubase macro as a workaround until Steinberg hopefully add the feature/short keys. The macro example I show is set to bypass Inserts but you should be able to modify it by changing the Insert command to a bypass Chanel strip command which is also available in the Key editor. Try it out and let me know if it worked for you.

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