Electronic Music DJ Course
Course — London

Electronic Music DJ Course

Feature-packed, highly sophisticated, and rock-solid reliability, we recommend Traktor for all of our learners who take our DJ course in London. From global icons who wish to occupy the celebrity DJ space, or people just passionate about their music and want to take their first major step to a career as a serious electronic music DJ. Whether you’re new to Traktor or have already played around with it, you really should be aware of all the tricks and techniques available in order to master the art and be ahead of the competition. Our full DJ course goes in-depth, not only with every feature of Traktor but with DJing on vinyl and performing live – even going as far as creating music with this software. A must for anyone serious about DJing. All the skills learnt seamlessly transfer to mixing with vinyl and CDJs, and are still transferable to most other DJ mixing software.   Configuration & Overview
London is where Garnish began, and the Electronic Music DJ Course here is taught by producers working in the city's studios, clubs and labels. Groups are small, classes are hands-on, and the same course runs live online for students elsewhere in the UK and Europe.
  Standard Techniques
  Advanced Techniques 1
  Advanced Techniques 2
  Mapping & Performance Techniques
  Integrating Traktor, Remixing & Promoting Yourself
  “Not only was the class very enjoyable but it also was very informative and comprehensive.” – Andres Monsalve “Garnish is no nonsense and straight to the point. Top notch education!” – Amvision “Everything went really well in Ibiza this year and I had so much fun! I am so glad you taught me, you’re the best xoxo” – Paris Hilton “A great instructor and is very good at making his students feel comfortable. He teaches in a way that is easy to understand and also makes his lessons very fun. My overall experience in this class was great. I feel very lucky to have gotten him as my mentor. I’ve learned so much more with him than I could have learned on my own, and I am extremely satisfied with the outcome of this one week course. Thank you!” – Christine Lee “It’s a great program, you get to learn a lot within the days. Our teacher has been very patient and made the whole process of learning very easy for us. Glad i signed up.” – Zdenka Valentova   Feel free to go ahead and book using the button below the dates, but if you have any questions, please do send us a message and we’ll be delighted to hear from you. To be in the loop when we release more dates, sign up to our newsletter towards the top right of this page. We don't send many, you can easily unsubscribe, and we never share our data with anyone, ever. Check out the student feedback from our Electronic Music Producer Diploma ↓
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