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Beginner DJ advice area

Since launching this site a steady stream of emails have been coming in from potential new DJs who want to learn to DJ but are held back by confusing topics. This DJ advice area attempts to stamp out some common misconceptions and provide helpful tips for a beginner DJ. To keep the content of this DJ advice section relevant it will only grow as and when new topics are discussed so if you have any questions then please feel free to email [info at djtutorial com].

I love music and really want to get into DJing but don't know where to start?

I'm looking into buying some turntables, do you have any advice on what to look out for?

How do you find out about new music, I need some direction to get started?

What's your take on DJ effects units are they important?

I want to mix MP3's from my turntables but don't know which system to use?

More to come in the next few weeks...

 

A lot of questions that come in are regarding DJ terms and slang so to help with them here is a DJ glossary of terms.