Learn how to bus tracks into Ultrabeat's Side Chain for processing and step programming. Part 2 is here: Ultrabeat Side Chain Part 2.
Ultrabeat Side Chain Part 1
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There’s a step missing somewhere. I have the channel strips all set exactly as in the video, and I still hear the drum sounds from UB, not my sidechain.
I found the missing step! You ALSO must change the setting in Osc to Sidechain.
Good catch. Thanks, Anthony!