GARNISHTYO
Course — Tokyo

Electronic Music DJ Course | Tokyo

  • Equipment, set up, and ready to go
  • Mixer essentials
  • Beats and bars
  • Intro to beat matching
  • The structure of electronic music
  • Pitch and identifying dissonance (known as clashing)
  • Where to mix in and mix out
  • Differences you need to know between Trap/Bass and 'Four-On-The-Floor'
  • Tips on track choice
  • Tempo
  • Set order
  • Mix points
  • Teaser mixes
  • Introduction to common FX
  • EQ
  • All about filtering
  • FX in the mix dos and don'ts
  • Traktor
  • CDJ Nexus
  • Rekordbox
  • Rane Serato Scratch
  • Technics SL-1210 vinyl turntables
  • Mixed In Key
  • Fine tuning your set
  • Mixing acapellas
  • Reading a crowd and having a 'plan b'
  • Sampling and triggering
  • All about delay and reverb in the mix
  • Looping and making your own mash-ups on the fly
  • Impact mixing with levels and FX
  • Body language behind the decks
  • Out-of-the-box song choice
  • Tempo change tips
  • Music programming
  • Recording your set for submission
  • Marketing and promoting your gig
  • How to keep the momentum going and get more gigs
  • EPK tips
  • Developing your sound
36 Hours | In-Person: ¥450,000 | Online Remote Attendance also available
Enter your schedule preferences by clicking below and we will match you up with the perfect class!
Check out the student feedback from our Electronic Music Academy ↓
Student stories

What our students say.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Why Garnish

Why choose Garnish?

Side-by-Side OverviewGarnish TYOOthers
Real-time Feedback & Collaboration
Fully Equipped Pro Studios
Ableton & Apple Certified Training Center
Award Winning Instructors
Exclusive TYO Events & Master Classes
From the blog

Related reading.

Capture with Push

Capture retroactively records the MIDI you just played, so an improvisation you never hit record for isn't lost. How it works, and its limits.

Read →

1994 - A Great Year for Dance Music

Whilst sitting reading the latest music news in Garnish HQ, it became more and more apparent what a special year 1994 was for British dance music. With so many clubs, labels and promotions celebrating 20 years in the game during 2014, it’s pretty obvious that something special was stirring in the wa

Read →

Ableton Live Dry/Wet Knob

Some Ableton effects have no dry/wet control. Here's how to build one with an audio effect rack, two chains and a mapped macro knob.

Read →

5 Top DJ Tips For Beginners

DJ Tips for Beginners – by Devious Soul Back in the day, when dinosaurs roaming the land, all DJs needed to land a set were serious skills, a bunch of great records and a decent demo tape to wow promoters into booking them. How times have changed, thanks in no small part to the internet and the chan

Read →

Mixing Music with Creative FX

Mixing Music with Creative FX | Mixing Desk by Mr Steve Powell The signal chain is something always at work whether you’re in the studio, playing around with beats on the computer at home or playing a synthesiser live at a gig. If you are purely a performer, your worry with the signal chain ends whe

Read →

The Best Portable Speakers on the Market

Devious Soul shares his thoughts on the best portable speakers on the market There once was a time when the above contraption was the only way to make your sounds loud and portable but let’s face it; the 'boom-box' was a pretty cool piece of kit! Alas, as technology has advanced over the years and e

Read →