
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, sponsored by Pioneer DJ, which we’ve been perfecting since 2009.
Our inclusive 36 hour-class is fully comprehensive, and will has everyone mastering industry-standard Pioneer Nexus equipment like a pro.
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.
We don’t offer our DJ classes online, but we do offer DJ classes privately, one-on-one.
"Garnish is taking 'spin' classes to new heights" – Billboard
“I needed to brush up on some production software, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones
If you’re passionate about playing electronic music and want to learn in a friendly, inclusive environment, this is the perfect class for you!
This course is available live online, taught in real time by Garnish instructors from across our network of campuses, in the same small-group format as our in-person classes, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
“The amazing instructor was instrumental to my understanding of how to be a DJ. Really enjoyed how he explained all the devices and answered the questions. Also the vibe of the school is super nice”
Masha
36 hours, live online, in a fully comprehensive class we have been perfecting since 2009.
Industry-standard Pioneer DJ Nexus equipment - the program is sponsored by Pioneer DJ.
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No. The course suits both complete beginners and people who have dabbled at home and want real-world technique.
Yes - live online with your instructor, so you can ask questions and get feedback on your mixing as you go.
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