How to Become a DJ: ‘From 0 to DJ’ Free Series (Beginners) 🎧

Starting as a DJ requires very little. With just a computer, DJ software, and basic knowledge (like what’s covered in this course), you can begin. To take it to the next level and get familiar with professional equipment, you’ll need a mid-range DJ controller.

Learn more about this in Lesson 1: What do you need to become a DJ?

Becoming a DJ from scratch means starting with the basics: understanding the functions of a mixer, some musical theory, and more. In this free course From 0 to DJ, you’ll learn all these essentials step by step.

To be a DJ, you need to understand the structure of music (especially in the genres you’ll work with) and have a basic knowledge of DJ equipment functions.

You can gain this knowledge in specialized DJ courses, such as this free course we offer.

Absolutely, you can learn to be a DJ online. The key is paying attention, dedicating time, practicing every technique you learn, and staying consistent with your sessions. Aim for daily or weekly practice to build your skills.

Learning to DJ at a basic level isn’t hard—it just takes time, knowledge, and regular practice. If you’re passionate about it, it won’t feel like a challenge; you’ll just need to commit some time.

This course provides you with all the foundational knowledge you need.

To become a DJ at a basic level, extraordinary talent isn’t required; creating smooth transitions is all about practice.

However, to create unique mixes, live effects, or impressive tricks, you’ll need extensive practice, talent, and creativity.

With frequent practice and essential knowledge like what’s offered in this course, you can learn to DJ at a basic level in about a month—enough to make basic transitions.

To progress and master advanced tricks or mixing, the timeline depends on your passion, creativity, and dedication. Even the best DJs never stop learning!

You can start online with beginner-level courses like this free one. Later, you can move on to more advanced courses offered on other platforms.

Many major cities also host in-person DJ courses. As you progress, you can teach yourself specific techniques or tricks of interest.

This DJ course is completely free. On other platforms, you’ll find paid courses at various price points.