Maybe it was a night out, when the DJ took the room exactly where it needed to go. Maybe you've been building playlists for years and your friends always hand you the aux
You don't need experience. You just need to love music
But YouTube tutorials skip the basics, a controller costs money before you know if you'll like it, and the gear looks complicated. So it stays on the someday list.
That's why we start with one FREE CLASS, in a real studio, with an instructor right next to you.
Meet the same kind of decks and mixer DJs use in clubs. We show you what every knob does, and which few actually matter on day one.
Line up the tempo of two tracks so they play together, by ear and by eye.
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Match two beats
Decide if DJing is for you
Blend from one track into the next with your own hands. This is the moment most people get hooked.
What to bring: nothing. Just think of a few songs you love.
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Make your first transition
Intro, build, drop, outro. Once you hear the structure, you know where a mix can start.
Hear how a track is built
Already mixing?
Come anyway. Tell us your level when you book and your instructor will meet you there.
Bedroom DJs usually hit the same walls: clean phrasing, harmonic mixing, reading a crowd, getting the first real booking. Your free class is a chance to play for a working DJ, get honest feedback on your mixing, and find out what to work on next.
Your hands-on DJ class with working DJs
Our students now play lounges, clubs and festival stages.