Workflow Tips for Hybrid Drumming – Ben Ellingworth Webinar

Yamaha Music Australia is proud to present a live webinar and Q&A with award-winning Australian session drummer Ben Ellingworth. Ben will perform and give insights into his process when preparing sounds and samples for live performances with multi-platinum selling artists like Illy and G Flip. He’ll demonstrate features from Yamaha’s new DTX6 series electronic drums and the DTX-PRO sound module to show you ways to integrate electronic percussion into your acoustic drum set.

Session will run for 45-60 minutes. RSVP Essential.

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PLATFORM: YouTube Live (details will be sent upon registration, no login required).

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Biography

Ben Ellingworth is an ARIA Award winning drummer from Melbourne, Australia, and is currently the drummer for multi-platinum selling artists Illy and G Flip.

Over the years Ben has enjoyed a heavy touring schedule, performed, and recorded alongside such artists as: Carmada, Clairy Browne, DJ Pee Wee Ferris, Hilltop Hoods, LO!, MM9, Peking Duk, Pop Will Eat Itself (UK), Sub Atari Knives, Switchkicker, Tammy Ari, The Dead Love, Warflags and Yahtzel.

Ben has also been a drum teacher for Drum City Sydney, School of Rock Sydney, Drum Centre Music Centre Sydney, Zen Studios and Melbourne Academy of Performing Arts.

DTX6 Series

The DTX6 Series features sparking creativity and delivering superb performance in a compact configuration.

Absolute Hybrid Maple

The answer to the question is drums that give you the sound you need, whenever you need it.Tonal requirements vary among drummers, differ with dynamics, and change, from band to band, song to song, moment to moment. With the Absolute Hybrid Series drums, Yamaha has succeeded in addressing this, with a drum set that possesses an extraordinary degree of expressive power, allowing drummers to pursue a level of expression that perhaps they've not experience before in their other drums. These drums offer a wide dynamic range that allows them to respond accurately to each and every stroke, and follow changes in dynamics, nuance, and touch, letting you play what you want to play.