Become a DJ
Let's face it, there is a lot to learn when you start anything new. Becoming a DJ is no exception. You'll have to know about cartridges, needles, mixers and tables. You'll need to learn what pitch and tempo is and how to scratch or beatmix. In many peoples opinions, the best possible way to learn all of the aspects of becoming a DJ is watch someone. Find a mentor or someone to study under. A lot of DJs are willing to lend a hand to people trying to get into the art in exchange for helping carry gear at a gig perhaps. Maybe you can wash their car every week in exchange for some hands on training. The best way to become a DJ is to learn from a DJ hands on.

DJ Dictionary
You can't survive if you don't speak the language. If someone is talking about the swing arm and you don't know what it is, you're lost. How about if someone asks you about your decks? The bottom line is you need to know the slang and terminology to becoming a DJ, and we provide you with the DJ dictionary, a popular resource for DJs young and old, experienced or not.

DJ Tips
There are so many different styles and techniques in the art of DJing that many DJs spend their entire life learning. We offer several DJ tips to help get your DJ career started, everything from spinning and mixing your first tracks, recording your mixes, marketing yourself as a professional DJ, and many scratching techniques. There are plenty of tips to keep you practicing for hours to become a professional DJ.

DJ Equipment
Learn the equipment before you master it. You can't become a successful DJ if you don't know what a turntable is. This section is a valuable resource for DJs who need to learn the different parts of DJ equipment. It offers many descriptions and details to help avoid confusion and clearly specify exactly what part of the DJ table is what. If you need to learn more about DJ equipment, here is definitely a good place to start.