
In Nashville, a city built on songwriting and recording, this course is taught by producers who work in its studios. Classes are small and hands-on, and the same sessions are available live online, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse.
“The Garnish DJ course gives you a full spectrum of experience from practicing your set, refining it, and then playing for an audience. The DJ course provided the knowledge and experience I needed to feel confident playing anywhere.”
Patrick Lewey
Yes - the course covers recording mixes directly in Rekordbox and best practices for exporting and sharing them.
18 hours as a group course, or 11 hours as 1-on-1 instruction.
Yes - see Recordbox Private Instruction to connect with a specialist.
Yes - using Rekordbox with CDJs and Pioneer controllers for a streamlined professional setup.
Yes - this is an intermediate class for DJs who already have experience and want to specialize in Rekordbox. Beginners should start with our Electronic Music DJ Class instead.
Importing and analyzing your library, setting cue points and beat grids, and organizing metadata for seamless mixing.
$799 + $100 Registration if booked 14 days before start or $999 + $200 Registration
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