Let us start this answer by declaring that we remain happily outside the debate of which of these three methods is ‘the best’. There are a number of advantages and disadvantages to each of these forms of DJing - to suggest one is superior in every way (as many DJs like to argue) is, in my opinion, ludicrous.

If you are new to DJing it’s perhaps best to focus on one format to begin with to keep things simple. An increasing number of people seem to be opting to begin DJing with CDs, as buying a lot of vinyl can become a costly exercise, but again, personal preference is all that really matters.Once you develop some experience we suggest you have a go with some other formats to broaden your skills a little. We are not saying you must go out and buy yet more equipment (unless you want to of course) but if you can get access to something different give it a try.

Most clubs now offer an integration of these three formats and, in my opinion, DJs with higher ambitions would be wise to familiarize themselves with all formats. The music and DJing industry has a high degree of technological innovation and evolves very quickly. Keeping up to date with new formats, without neglecting older ones, should ensure a DJ’s longevity.

There are no compulsory requirements. If however, you have no formal qualifications do not be put off as some of our best students have been in the same position.

Please refer to our list of Courses, Semesters & Prices and then complete our registration form (if you do not have either of these, please contact us). Then simply return the registration form with your registration fee. If you are in a hurry to register, we can also process your registration over the phone. To do this we will require credit/debit card details.

Absolutely, there is no extra charge for studio time.

Yes, you can do this as often as you like.

Yes. We are happy to receive students from any where in the world. Approximately 15-20% of our students come from outstation and overseas.

We help out station students to get accommodation in and near the academy at reasonable rates.

The music business is as competitive as any other. Our impeccable reputation encourages companies to seek our students as prospective employees. In fact, many companies come directly to us when they have a vacancy to fill. Many of our students have been placed with some of the biggest organizations in India and abroad.

During the course we also teach students how to create your own Mix CDs, how to market yourselves, and how to put together a club set.

No. It possibly helps to be musical, but is by no means essential.

Music is for everyone. Students from all ages and backgrounds enroll in our courses. Some have absolutely no previous experience whilst others have already been employed as DJs. People choose to train with us for a variety of reasons, including kick-starting, consolidating or changing their career.

Students are entitled to a full refund as long as the cancellation is made at least one week
before the course is due to start. No refunds can be made if cancellations are made within oneweek of the start of the course or once the course has commenced.

Yes, we do sell professional DJing equipment to both students and non-students. If you areinterested in buying equipment or finding out about our special beginner advanced equipment packages, please contact us.

Yes, we give Certificate after the successful completion of the course.