Where Can You Learn To Be A DJ? - Entertainment

<p>Have you ever been on a night out at a club, having a great time dancing and singing along to the tunes, when the DJ suddenly pulls out a bit of magic by splicing in another track or lifting the room with a quick bit of digital magic? These are the moments which make people turn to the DJ booth and bow down to their genius. Also, these moments are what can encourage lots of people to aspire towards being a DJ themselves. The fact is that becoming a DJ really isnt that hard at all. Learning the basics shouldnt take too long while, just like any skill, mastering the more advanced scratching and mixing techniques will take a lot more practice and experience. So where can you learn all this?At homeIf you are on a budget, then you might like to just learn at home. Assuming you have your own DJ gear, you can do this by getting books on DJ technique from the library, or by watching endless videos online which will teach you the basic skills. Learning at home gives you the freedom
to make mistakes and to get your technique down solid before you try to do anything in front of a crowd.On the radioOne sort of sideways route to learning how to be a DJ is to get a radio show. Universities and colleges often have campus radio which will allow you to have a show and play songs etc. But more importantly they will have a proper DJ set up which you can use to learn. Current presenters will be able to help you and you may even find that you enjoy working in radio, as after all, theyre DJs too.On the jobIf you are particularly impatient, maybe you want to just dive straight in. You wont be able to get a job at a club straight away without good experience but there are plenty of wedding DJ agencies who will welcome new recruits and wedding DJ London companies who can help you get started. It may just be putting CDs on but at least you can say you are a DJ.At collegeIf you are really serious about becoming a top DJ you need to go to music school or college. They w
ill teach you first about music theory and rhythm etc which will give you a solid base on which to build. Then they will be able to teach you about technique and the equipment etc until you are really quite proficient.
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