Udemy Dj Course Pioneer Ddj-Flx4 Walkthrough [TUTORiAL]

P2P | 21 March 2023 | 2.17 GB

In this course you will be learning how to use the Pioneer DDJ-FLX Controller and all of the basic fundamentals of DJ'ing including: Beatmatching, Transitions, Performing on the stage, Hot Cues, Loops, Track Selection and more.

A controller is not required. All footage is shot in 4K 60FPS.

Your class project is to record a 10 minute mini-mix using the skills provided to start your DJ Brand/Project and get your name out there. You are able to send your mix to me and you will receive constructive criticism to improve your DJ skills and prepare your for your next steps. You are welcome to receive 1-to-1 tuition after completing the course which will aide you towards achieving your DJ goals be it performing at a house party, bar,

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18.05.2020

tabasko

5 March 2025 08:38
- The quality of the content is far below what is expected for a paid course, and the instructor demonstrates limited technical knowledge that confuses rather than enlightens. The mixing session presented as an example is particularly problematic and can even teach beginners bad habits.
  
  The most disappointing point of the course was the mixing demonstration session. What was supposed to be an example of good practice ended up becoming a manual of what not to do as a DJ. I observed serious problems such as
  
  Constantly distorted audio due to excessive use of gain, resulting in clipping that completely undermines the sound quality. A competent DJ would know how to maintain the right audio levels to avoid distortion.
  
  Mixing lacked the basic techniques taught even in free courses available online. There was no concern for the structure of the songs, resulting in abrupt and unpleasant transitions.
  
  It was clear that there was no concern for the harmonic compatibility of the tracks. The result was songs with clashing keys that created dissonances that were unpleasant to the ear.
  
  Perhaps the most obvious mistake for any listener, even without technical knowledge, was the overlapping vocals from different songs playing simultaneously, creating an incomprehensible cacophony that no experienced DJ would allow.

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