Turntablism DJ Course
Turntablism DJ Course
Turntablism DJ Course | Los Angeles
Learn the art of Turntablism on our Turntablism DJ course from 3-Time Red Bull Thre3style Champion DJ Dynamix. Whether you’re an established DJ looking to take your sets to the next level, or a beginner interested in scratching and beat juggling, this is the course for you. In this split-level course, you will learn to scratch to any genre, beat juggle, and utilize the latest technology. Sign up now to secure your spot on our Turntablism DJ course as classes only fit 4 students!
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 the learners’ music tastes; you had to be lucky to get the right instructor. Naturally, we are thrilled to now be able to offer a fully comprehensive Turntableism DJ course!
101
Introduction & configuration
- Correct hand placement and record control
- Setting weights/height/anti-skipping on tonearm (turntables) & setting marks
- Setting jog adjust on CDJs
- Setting the latency on a controller
- What you would need to configure a portable turntable
- Faderless Scratches: Baby, Drag, Scribble
Scratching with the fader
- Proper fader technique
- Basic fader scratches: stab, military, transform
- Creating scratch combos
- Effective practice habits
Advanced scratches and techniques
- Open-fader & advanced scratches: chirps, triplets, flares, crab
- Scratching words, phrases, & acapellas
- Scratching with FX
201
Introduction to beat juggling and incorporating turntablism into the mix
- Introduction to beat juggling: 2 & 1-bar backspins
- Combining scratching and beat juggling
- Using scratching as a transition tool
Advanced beat juggling techniques and putting it all together
- 1/2 & 1/4-bar backspins
- Scratch drumming
- Practicing in a group setting/working as a team (carousel scratches and juggling)
Building and performing your routine
- Advanced beat juggling patterns – chasing, double & triple ups, and ghost juggling
- Incorporating body tricks
- Building a jaw-dropping set incorporating turntablism
Preparing for your show
- Preparing your set
- Recording your set
- Marketing and promoting your gig
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