Classes include beginner and intermediate turntable mixing, beginner and intermediate cutting and scratching, and a nightclub DJ certification course. One student from his first class is already finding work in the field. Jad Derrick took Spaz's class on basic turntable mixing and since has gotten a couple of gigs working graduation parties. You have your own booth and he answered any questions you might have. In the studio, there are five student stations, each holding two turntables, a mixer and speakers.
Students bring their own needles and headphones.
It just covers the rent. I make my living from my gigs, not from the students. After all, I feel like each student is my child that I'm raising to be the best at whatever they do. As DJs of the future come up, they have an exciting scene to look forward to. Local DJ G-Dog said the potential here is on a par with the Mainland.