Electronic Music DJ Class | New York
Course — New York

Electronic Music DJ Class | New York

At a glance
Duration
36 hours
Format
In-person in New York or Live Online

Electronic Music DJ Program

Ever been curious about the magic DJs work from the booth? Now's your chance to dive into the action! Join our Professional Electronic Music DJ Program, which we've been perfecting in Brooklyn and Manhattan since 2016. Our inclusive 36-hour program is fully comprehensive, mastering industry-standard Pioneer Nexus equipment like a pro - on completion, you'll be ready to confidently step up to the decks at open-deck events across the city.

In New York this course runs from our studios in Manhattan and Brooklyn, in small groups, with the option to join the very same sessions live online, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Each class is taught by a producer working in the city's scene, so what you learn is what is being used in sessions right now.

Perfect for both beginners and those who've dabbled at home, eager to master real-world techniques on the latest professional equipment. Taught by our superior roster of professional electronic music touring DJs, the course offers a truly personal experience, with a class size limited to just four students.

“I needed to brush up on some production software, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones

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Testimonials

In our students' words.

“After only three classes, I am an entirely different DJ. I can't wait to see how my skills grow over the next six classes! I'm so grateful for my instructor. He feels more like a mentor than a teacher.”

Heather Voss

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