How should I be using queueing when I am also using fast track?

I intend to limit WAN to LAN and LAN to WAN (up/download) bandwidth per host, with some burst traffic
The wiki says on the fasttrack page: “Fasttracked packets bypass firewall, connection tracking, simple queues, queue tree …”

I am not getting a queue working, where I want to shape bandwidth per host, and I am suspecting it is because of fast track.

I need to do queueing in hardware, and I am running 6.42 on RB3011. If I disable fast track, my small RB3011 CPU gets swamped. Is there a way to get these two functions working together?

Can someone give a few examples with traffic shaping that allows some burst traffic?

You can’t eat a pie and still have it. You cannot simultaneously put the packet into queue which you have bypassed for that packet.

http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/queue-tree-and-fasttrack-mutually-exclusive/107854/1

This can be inspirative although it might not help you much:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/fasttrack-friendly-qos-script/102401/1

Solution: not to use fasttrack for the packets you want to be queued in simple queues.