I put together this school, for a number of reasons:

1. When attending DJ schools in the past, and even checking online courses, I was left knowing little more than when I started. I also found many online courses play if very very safe and only teach you the very basics. This inspired me to put together this course based on years of teaching experience.
2. I have made a living as a DJ for over 15 years and have played all kinds of parties, with extensive experience with most genres. I have run at least a dozen successful club events all around Australia, have played at countless festivals, including main stage sets at ANZ stadium. I know what it takes to crack the club scene and will share with you priceless information on how to: be a great DJ, get shows, approach venues, and will give you the tools to  build unstoppable momentum.
3. Even though they say being a DJ is a competitive field, the quality of DJs out there is questionable and with the right guidance and an organised approach I am helping people to uncover their talent as a DJ, so they too can experience the joys of controlling energy and creating peak states at events.
4. It’s about time a school followed up on their students and not only teach them how to DJ, but also give their students the opportunity to perform live and gain valuable experience and contacts.

Being a DJ is amazing, even if it’s just playing your favorite tracks at home, to playing packed events and everything in between. If you love music, being a DJ is the perfect creative outlet. I am grateful that I am in the position where I can share my greatest passion with so many people.

If you don’t have DJ equipment yet, don’t wait to buy the course. Trust me, there is plenty you can do without gear and the more prepared you are before hitting the decks, the quicker it will all come together. The most common mistake people make is waiting for their DJ gear to arrive and then when they get their gear they start to play and get discouraged as they have no idea what they are doing or they are developing bad habits. I honesty suggest, and I am not just saying this, start the course now as there is loads you can do on your computer before hitting the decks and then when you do get equipment you will be surprised how fast you pick it up.

It doesn’t matter what equipment you have as all DJ equipment and DJ software shares the same basic operations needed to DJ - you will learn that very quickly. In the very first section I break down all the basic operations needed to DJ that you will find on all DJ gear and I even have comparison videos just to show you how similar all gear and software is.

It really doesn’t matter what gear you have all you need is a desire to learn. I will take you from bedroom to clubs even if you have something very very basic. I like comparing learning to DJ to learning to drive. All cars pretty much do the same thing, so if you learn on a mustang there’s no reason why you won’t be able to apply what you know and drive any other brand of car. Sure some of the more expensive cars / DJ gear feel nicer and sound better but I know a tonne of people that have started on sub average gear that are now outshining every other DJ on every line up they play.

How does lifetime access over all your devices sound? Awesome! because that’s what you get. Even though the Club Ready DJ Course is promoted as a 4 -week program you can start when you are ready and take as long as you like to complete it - did I mention it's yours for life!!

When doing one on ones in Sydney the first question I ask my students is “what genre do they wish to learn on” and their answers always fall into 3 main categories.

1. Deeper Kinds of House (suitable for people into): Tech House, Deep House, Techno, Minimal Tech, Progressive House and Nu Disco)
2. Heavier Styles of Dance (suitable for people into): EDM, Big Room, Electro House, Bounce, Hardstyle, Drum and Bass, Trap and Dubstep)
3. Vocal Driven Music (suitable for people into): Hip Hip, RNB, Pop, Rock / any genre where there is singing the whole way through

For this reason after we have nailed the foundations (with exercises featuring all of the above), I dive deep into all the above genres with examples on how to mix them all. For instance when mixing the deeper kinds of house it’s all about drawing out your transitions which means advanced EQ work, looping and FX, whilst mixing the heavier style of dance is more about maintaining energy and playing the bets parts of each track. However if you wish to play open format events you will learn how to make big BPM jumps and genre hop and also how to loop in tracks wth short intros. No matter what genre you’re into I have you covered and by the courses end you’ll know how to mix any genre and make all of your transitions work wether you know the track or not.

On YouTube people are always requesting I mix specific genres and the truth is some of these genres I have never mixed before. I simply take the methods I teach in my course and find I can apply them to everything. My goal for you: you are never limited by genre ever again and you know what it takes to make your mixes sound professional 100% of the time!

As soon as you pay you will be sent (via email) a log in for the course. When you log in please tick the 'remember me' box and then bookmark the page and you can return any time you like.

The courses are professionally laid out and can be accessed by computer, phone or tablet. We also have a 'my profile' area where you can track your progress and bookmark certain lessons and there is even a support section so you can ask any questions you may have as you go. On sign up you will also be given a link to our DJ group - the Club Ready Tribe.

You’ll see the whole process is very professional and easy to follow and I assure you I make learning fun and the course will be something you love to refer to for the rest of your life.

If for any reason you are unhappy you can always request a refund and I will give you ALL your money back no questions asked.

I am always here for my students and people always comment on how quickly I reply and how helpful I am. You can reach me anytime at andrew@clubreadydjschool.com and I always reply within 24 hours (I would say instantly but sometimes due to different time zones I could be asleep).

You can also get extra feedback and support within our DJ group - the Club Ready Tribe. This is such a cool group and I see students forming friendships and supporting one another on a daily bases.

Youtube is a fantastic resource with more free tutorials than any individual is capable of watching on improving your DJ skills.

I even produce 10 minutes to 1 hour worth of free tutorials for DJS every week for Youtube which are hugely popular!

But a side effect of only learning on Youtube is that you'll waste dozens of hours learning the same thing, searching for tutorials only to find partial answers and not having precise exercises designed to help you truly learn the skills you're after.

If you want to develop your skills FAST, then please trust me, this DJ course is your best bet.

Plus, what is your time worth?

This program will save you weeks, possibly years, of frustrated time searching for answers and why take 20 years to learn everything I have learnt when I have packaged all my knowledge into this DJ course.

This will be the best money you have ever spent and if you disagree simply taken advantage of my 1 year full only back guarantee - no questions asked!!

You only have one question: how valuable is your time? If you’re in no rush and happy to half ass it, Youtube’s great!

The only reason I personally gravitate around Rekordbox gear is because the majority, if not all, club gear is Pioneer and all Pioneer club gear only reads Rekordbox. However let’s say you have a Denon, Serato (which is another pioneer brand), Traktor or a Numark controller - IMO they are all the same the only real difference is, if you wish to play in clubs and use USBS, Rekordbox is the software used to prepare your music for USB. This though, does not have to be a big deal. You can still become a world class DJ using whatever gear you own, personally I grew up using Serato, and if you ever decide to make the jump to a club DJ, it will honestly be a piece of cake.

It’s funny as I have sold thousands of courses and always get videos from my students showing me what they are up to and some use Denon, others Pioneer, other Traktor, others Numark, the only constant is they are all applying the skills taught in the course and they all rave to me how their DJing has been transformed and have nothing but shouts and thanks to Club Ready DJ School. They love my style and they feel I have the ability to make difficult ideas and concepts easy to understand and apply to their own mixing.

The Club Ready DJ course was designed to take somebody from knowing nothing about DJIng to being able to hit any DJ gear with confidence at a standard good enough to headline club events!

However, in saying that, I have tonnes of students that have no intention of playing in clubs and they simply want to learn to DJ for a creative outlet. Personally, I DJ’d every single week, sometimes 3 events per week, between 1999 - 2019 and even though I was a club resident, I also have a lot of experience playing functions, house parties, warehouse parties and even more experience playing at home as a creative outlet.

Learning for yourself, or even to play for your friends at home / house parties, is an awesome reason to learn and I assure you my course is for anyone that wants to learn to DJ confidently.

Plus if you already know how to DJ, but have reached a plateau, or lack confidence in certain areas, my courses will teach you to DJ better - 100% guaranteed or your money back - no questions asked!