10813 DJ Mixing and Turntablism - Invercargill

On successful completion of the paper students will be able to:

Explain the origins and history of DJ practice.
Identify, explain, setup and use the different equipment often used by a DJ.
Perform basic maintenance on user serviceable parts.
Demonstrate musical features and techniques including, but not limited to (range: counting BPM, match tempos of two or more songs, mix between two songs, perform a range of scratches, perform basic 4/4 beat juggle, manipulate a track, create a loop, create and use hot keys or cue points)
Identify a range of different scratches by ear.
Explain and identify potential hazards associated with DJ practice and working environments.

Please note this programme is not Government funded and the Zero Fees Scheme does not apply. Cost is $312.50 (GST inclusive) for the course.

Fees will be invoiced to you upon enrolment and must be paid before you commence the programme.

Classes are held Monday to Friday, 9.00am-4.00pm at SIT's Te Rau o Te Huia (Creative Centre).

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