Electronic Music DJ Course
Electronic Music DJ Course
Electronic Music DJ Course | Los Angeles
Our split-level Electronic Music DJ course includes your very own slot at our club night, which sees us in locations including the Gallery at The Exchange nightclub in Downtown LA, if you make the grade and choose to be thrown in the deep end. So far not one person has not made the grade! See footage from the video below. All profits from our club night go to the LA Works charity.
Our Electronic Music DJ course is suitable for complete beginners and bedroom DJs, who want to learn the right way from our superior roster of Electronic Music DJ instructors in groups of no more than four. Our generously equipped DJ lab has every piece of industry standard equipment you’d see in respectable venues, including Pioneer Nexus decks with Rekordbox, Native Instruments Traktor with S8 controllers, Serato, and there’s even Technics 1200 vinyl decks for you to get to grips with. If you wish to learn to play popular genres of electronic music, this Electronic Music DJ course is for you. Learning how to DJ should be FUN – not frustrating!
This course is fully comprehensive; the differences between this course and our Underground DJ course are the music you will have in common with your fellow learners, and your like-minded instructor will have experience in this popular electronic music scene. Before we were fortunate enough to have the demand to run genre-specific DJ courses, our generic courses often resulted in instructors who could never be suitable for all of the learners’ music tastes; you had to be lucky to get the right instructor. Now we are thrilled to be able to offer a fully comprehensive, Electronic Music DJ course, where everyone is on the same page.
Please note that our club night is not always scheduled straight after your course, so if you’re coming to LA from out of town, please bear this in mind. If you can’t make our club night but wish to be in the lineup on a future date, we can make that happen.
101
Beats and Pieces
- Equipment, set up, and ready to go
- Mixer essentials
- Beats and bars
- Intro to beat matching
- The structure of electronic music
Arrangement of Electronic Music
- Pitch and identifying dissonance (known as clashing)
- Where to mix in and mix out
- Differences you need to know between Trap/Bass and ‘Four-On-The-Floor’
Building a Set
- Tips on track choice
- Tempo
- Set order
- Mix points
- Teaser mixes
FX
- Introduction to common FX
- EQ
- All about filtering
- FX in the mix dos and don’ts
Our Pro Hardware & Software
- Traktor S4 and S8
- CDJ Nexus
- Rekordbox
- Rane Serato Scratch
- Technics SL-1210 vinyl turntables
- Mixed In Key
201
Your Set
- Fine tuning your set
- Mixing acapellas
- Reading a crowd and having a ‘plan b’
Advanced Mixing & Digital Tricks
- Sampling and triggering
- All about delay and reverb in the mix
- Looping and making your own mash-ups on the fly
- Impact mixing with levels and FX
- Body language behind the decks
Advanced Set Building & Ad-libbing
- Out-of-the-box song choice
- Tempo change tips
- Music programming
Preparing for Your Show
- Recording your set for submission
- Promoting our charity event
After Your Show
- Keep the momentum going
- Developing your sound and individuality
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