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DJ workshops, classes, lessons, tutorials, hints, and tips.

Resources in This Category

• Disc Jockey 101

  http://www.discjockey101.com/
  Provides free beat mixing, scratching, and formatting tips for club and mobile DJs. Also features a quarterly tip, music charts, and links to related sites.

• DJ Prince Mixing Tips

  http://www.djprince.no/
  Offering tips on improving personal skills and techniques. Features profile, forum, mix generator, and downloads.

• DJ Tutor

  http://www.djtutor.com/
  Providing free online video DJ tutorials, demos of DJ Gear, DJ competitions, and a community of DJs worldwide.

• FAME - Florida Academy of Mobile Entertainment

  http://www.famedjschool.com/
  School specializing in mobile training and continuing education. Includes staff profiles, course descriptions, schedules, frequently asked questions, and references.

• Learn to DJ

  http://www.learn2dj.co.uk/
  Offering a beginners guide including advice, information, and useful tips to improve mixing and scratching skills.

• Pro Mobile DJ

  http://www.promobiledj.com/
  Offers tips, tutorials and education on the sales and business of mobile DJing.

• Scratch DJ Academy

  http://www.scratch.com/
  Provides student education and access to the art form, with classes available in Los Angeles, Miami and New York.

• Subbass DJ Academy

  http://www.subbassdj.com/
  Provides tuition to potential djs, and DJs to some of London's top clubs.

• Trance World

  http://www.tranceworld.freeservers.com/
  Advice for DJs, genres, and labels.

• United DJ Mixing School

  http://www.djsunited.com.au/
  Celebrating 10 Years in Teaching the Art. Video lectures from Jam Master Jay, Cash Money, Q Bert, Jazzy Jay, Roc Raida, Craze, Plus One, Dopey, and other World Champions.

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