DD 101 meets twice for 90 minutes. Today it is almost automatic to associate DJs with computers. We’ve all seen it: a DJ at the club using the turntables with a computer hooked into the mixer (allowing him to access and play his digital mp3 files through the turntables). DD 101 is an overview to this ever-growing digital phenomenon that has changed the DJ art form. We’ll provide quick overviews of your different options in digital DJing. Ranging from CDJ’s to computer software programs, to actual DJ hardware applications (like Serato Scratch Live and Native Instruments’ Traktor), we cover it all. This course is also designed to break down the introductory principles of one of the most popular digital DJing program’s in the game today: Serato Scratch Live. We’ll cover topics like equipment set-up, cue points, looping, iTunes integration, and music library configuration. You’ll have the fundamentals you need to start using the Scratch Live program on your own. Please keep in mind that while DD 101 breaks down the intricacies of digital DJing and Serato, the actual skills to mix and scratch are taught in our other DJ courses.
Skills Required
No skills or prior experience is necessary for DD 101, but it is recommended that students have started or completed DJ 101 or already be familiar with the concepts covered in DJ 101. DD 101 is designed for those with very little to no digital DJ experience.
When DD 101 is over, you can take the digital DJ skills you’ve learned and use them in any of our DJ courses like DJ 101, M 202, M 303 and M 404 to improve your mixing. You can also check out DD 202, our intermediate/advanced digital DJing course, to give you a much more in depth and comprehensive explanation of the advanced functions of Serato.
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