How do I sidechain reverb by volume ducking in Cakewalk, like in FL Studio? Can't find where to set the controllers.

[pulsewalk]

So, I'm trying to use a method where the reverb signal ducks to an inverse signal peak, like in the following video.

But I cannot find where to set such controllers so they're automatically adjusted to an inverse signal peak.

Anyone know how to do this? (of course, I could just sidechain it in the ordinary way with a compressor, but this method gives a different sound):

 

 

[mark skinner]

 I think this "may" help.  He's ducking the reverb on a Vox track . I think it would be the same on any signal as long as it's not a constant one .     ms

 

Edited November 2, 2023 by mark skinner

[pulsewalk]

On 11/2/2023 at 2:56 PM, mark skinner said:

 I think this "may" help.  He's ducking the reverb on a Vox track . I think it would be the same on any signal as long as it's not a constant one .     ms

Yeah, that's sidechaining a compressor. But I'd like volume ducking only, to an inverse signal peak, like in my video. Just as they do in FL Studio. I'm not sure if this is at all possible with Cakewalk?

Edited November 4, 2023 by pulsewalk