Electronic Music DJ Course | Sydney
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What our students say.
“Lots of one on one, great break down, wonderful teacher. Awesome staff..I cant wait to take a production course to advance what I have learned in this class. Very positive, super supportive. I'm so happy I decided to cont. with my education..201 made everything gel in my brain from the first class especially when I started playing out. It all made sense.”
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Questions we hear a lot.
Getting started, arrangement and phrasing, building a set, FX and transition tools, professional hardware and software, preparing your set, industry insight, and live streaming.
That is the point of it - you leave with a set that is built, prepared and mixed, and the confidence to play it.
The Electronic Music DJ Course runs 36 hours. Tuition at Garnish Sydney: 36 Hours - In-Person: $AU1999 + AU$150 Registration fee.
No. You learn on professional hardware and software in class, and the course covers choosing the right setup for your own style.
Yes. The Electronic Music DJ Course can be taught one-to-one, in person in Sydney or online, built around your own projects - ask admissions about private instruction.
Not as a group class - DJing is learned hands-on at the decks, so our DJ classes are taught in person. Online, we teach DJing one-to-one: ask admissions about private instruction.
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How a DJ Booth Is Wired, and How to Beatmatch by Ear
Wire CDJ-3000s and a DJM mixer with PRO DJ LINK, beatmatch with the screens covered, read phrases in the waveform, and know exactly where to mix in and out.
Read →How to Record a DJ Mix, and Master It for Upload
Four ways to record a DJ mix, planning a set from rekordbox histories, how to review a mix, and mastering it to -10 LUFS for Mixcloud and SoundCloud.
Read →DJ Etiquette, and Your First 40-Minute Set
How to play a recorded 40-minute set like a gig, and the etiquette that gets you booked again: arrive early, respect the slot, and hand over without dead air.
Read →5 DJ Tips for Beginner DJs
In the ancient era, all that DJs required were some promising skills along with an appropriate demo tape and a few great records which helped them in luring promoters to book them. Nevertheless, everything has changed now, ever since the internet has come into the picture with a notable evolution in
Read →Hot Cues, Memory Cues and Active Loops: A Clean Mix on CDJs
Set hot cues, memory cues and active loops in rekordbox, format a USB any CDJ reads, set trim by the meters, and when to use quantize and master tempo.
Read →Getting Heard: Social Media, Mixes, Press Pictures and Gigs for DJs
Social media that doesn't eat your week, mixes people finish, networking that works, press pictures and a bio, and the one message that gets a warm-up slot.
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