Electronic Music DJ Class | Miami
Course — Miami

Electronic Music DJ Class | Miami

At a glance
Format
In-person in Miami · online one-to-one only
You leave with
A set you can play out - built, prepared and mixed
Covers
Beat-matching, phrasing, FX and transitions, on professional hardware
Beyond the decks
Industry insight, and streaming your sets live

Electronic Music DJ Class

Our split-level Electronic Music DJ course includes your very own slot at our club night.

Our Miami classes for the Electronic Music DJ Class are small and hands-on, taught at our studio by producers active in the city's electronic, Latin and hip-hop scenes. DJing is learned hands-on at the decks, so our group DJ classes are in person only - online, we teach it one-to-one.

“I needed to brush up on some production software, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones

Perfect for both beginners and those who’ve dabbled at home, eager to master real-world techniques on the latest professional equipment.  Taught by our superior roster of professional electronic music touring DJs, the course offers a truly personal experience, with a class size limited to just four students.

We do not offer our DJ classes online, anywhere. Our DJ class involves hands-on learning and interaction with equipment, which is impossible to replicate in an online environment. Online DJ classes do not provide the same level of personal attention and feedback that is achieved in our in-person class, which greatly impacts the quality of the learning experience. Learning how to DJ should be FUN – not frustrating!

Please note that our club night is not always scheduled straight after your course, so if you’re coming to Miami from out of town, please bear this in mind. If you can’t make our club night but wish to be in the lineup on a future date, we can make that happen.

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Testimonials

Student reviews.

“I just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for such an awesome experience. The classes Garnish offered and the final experience at Exchange LA was the push I needed to accelerate my new career and gave me confidence as a DJ.”

Matthew Naramore

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