Where does the Ducker stand for in L.E.?

Hi,
I recently put a topic on the forum to find out if there was a sidechain possible in Logic express. With this side chain i wanted to send my kickdrum signal to a compressor from (for instance) the bassline or Hi hat. Unfortunatly there wasn't.
But now i found a side chain in Logic Express at the Ducker.....Whats a Ducker?
It works on a bus. When you select a bus you can select also a plug-in for that bus. When you select dynamic suddenly there is the ducker, and when you select that it gives you the possibility to select a track in a side chain.....I must say, it gives a pumping sound, but what exactly does a ducker? I've tried to search all different manuals from logic express and even plug-in manual for Logic pro but there is nothing mentioned about a ducker.
Let me know,
Regards,
Lewis
Macbook Pro 2,16 Ghz intel Core 2 Duo Mac OS X (10.4.8) Logic express 7.2.3

Its what broadcast people use when they use a voice over. Music in supermarkets for instance, ducks when a voice asks for Mr blah blah to the checkout, then raises again gently to the original level. Read about it under compression.

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