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Private lessons for beginners in Waterloo - Braine-l'Alleud - Uccle - Lasne

From 66 C$ /h

I give mix lessons for beginner DJ at home or at home (Rhode-Saint-Genèse).
I travel to Rhode Saint Genèse, Waterloo, Braine-l'Alleud, Lille, Lasne, La Hulpe, Hoeilaart, Uccle, Beersel, ...

Styles worked by default: EDM, House, Electro. But possibility to work on other styles: Dubstep, Trap, etc.
You can quickly make your arrangements and record your own sets to make yourself known and finally mix at events.

Having the reputation in the middle in the region, the possibility of mixing in the evening (private and night club) with me is not excluded once the minimum level required is reached.

For home classes: Hi-Fi installation required on site!

NB: The material used for the courses is professional equipment of the brand Pioneer so that the student is familiar from the beginning with what he will find most often in the evening (bars & nightclubs)

If you have any questions, feel free to ask them.

Extra information

For home classes: Hi-Fi installation required on site!

NB: The material used for the courses is professional equipment of the brand Pioneer so that the student is familiar from the beginning with what he will find most often in the evening (bars & nightclubs)

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Around Waterloo, Belgium

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Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgique

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Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

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Student level

Beginner

Duration

60 minutes

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French

English

Skills

Djing

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Beginner guitar lessons in Waterloo / Lasne / Uccle / Braine and surroundings

52 C$ /h

I offer beginner guitar lessons at home and at home (Rhode-Saint-Genèse).
I travel to Rhode Saint Genèse, Waterloo, Braine-l'Alleud, Lille, Lasne, La Hulpe, Hoeilaart, Uccle, Beersel, ...

I give lessons to 8-25 years: electric guitar, folk, acoustic, etc.
This course is based on an original method, mine. No music theory but directly concrete, while learning the necessary theoretical bases in due time.
You can approach and learn your favorite music in a short time if your attendance is at the rendezvous!

NB: If you do not have a guitar and / or you want to do a test to see if the instrument you like, I can lend you one of mine for the time of the course.

If you have any questions, I will be happy to answer them. See you soon :-)

Walid

5.0

(1)

Languages:
I have been teaching English/Arabic to Adults since 2001, learners from different background and countries. International experience in Egypt, Australia, Denmark, Switzerland, Belgium. Classes tailored to learners needs. From beginner to upper intermediate and advanced levels
Conversation based lessons. learn to speak the language. Fix your level.
Help with business English, Emails, Presentations. Gain confidence.
I am seriffed Adult teacher. SVEB/FSEA/SAEB (Certificate of the Swiss Federation for Adult Learning)

DJing>> Learn how to mix with records (Vinyl). Learn how to beat match.

Mélina

5.0

(1)

This class is for audiophiles looking for a springboard and tools to get started in Djing (all types of music). I offer relaxed, privileged moments to pass on the technical basics, tips and tricks, and everything else you need to feel confident enough to get to grips with turntables.
Sessions generally last 2 hours (1h30 minimum) and we start from your own musical selection, and according to your objectives.

Rajiv

5.0

(1)

I’m a sound engineer, music producer, and DJ with a degree from Point Blank Music School (London) and more hours logged at Le Zéro Studio in Brussels than I care to admit. I’ve produced, mixed, and mastered across genres — from rap to electronic to “what the hell is this but it slaps.”
I'm also working on my solo project, if you want to check the proof in the pudding ("imyraj" on all platforms).

Classes will cover the following:

- Music production on Ableton Live 10, 11 & 12 or lite, if you are a beginner.
We can go all the way from the basics of the DAW to music theory, creative sound design, sound engineering, mixing, and mastering, depending on your level.

- DJing
Dj classes will cover everything from preparing your tracks, beat-matching, creative FX, sampling, and understanding what makes a set flow. All genres are welcome, we can practice on your favourite genre!
Software used: Rekordbox or Serato DJ

DJing will be taught on the brand new Pioneer Alpha Theta GRV-6.

Peter

5.0

(1)

Level: beginner to semi-advanced
Want to learn how to DJ or record your first set? Together, we'll explore your style, technique (Rekordbox/USB or digital), and setup.
Attention is also paid to selection, atmosphere, and storytelling.
Radio host at BRUZZ, DJ at Bedroom Beats, experience with youth workshops.

Music

5.0

(1)

Learn the art of DJing or improve your existing skills. In this course, you’ll discover how to use professional DJ equipment and software to create smooth transitions, mix different genres, and develop your own unique style. We’ll also explore music structure, rhythm, beatmatching, and how to read and energize a crowd.
For students interested in production, I’ll guide you through Ableton Live to create edits, remixes, and mashups tailored for your sets.
This is a hands-on class designed to give you practical skills you can directly apply, whether you want to perform at parties, clubs, or just for fun.

Lionel

5.0

(1)

I started making music as an adult. I always had that drive as a kid, but my family could not afford the lessons. Then life kicked in and there was always a good reason not to get into it. Until one day this old dream popped back up, and I stepped into a music store and got my first DJ controller. This completely changed my life, and a few years later I moved to Berlin to start a full course as a music production student. Fast forward a decade or so and I completely changed carreers and deep delved into sound engineering.

Making music is a place of joy and fulfillment. The only regret I have is to have kept myself from doing it for such a long time. DO NOT WAIT, there is a great deal of happiness on the other side.

I have a tried and true method that I tested on dozens of students, both in workshops and one on one sessions. It's designed to let you access the "having fun" parts in the least amount of time. This approach actually makes the learning curve much smoother, and lets you experiment on your own very quickly. Theory becomes more and more relevant as you go and perfect your skills, but I strongly believe that unlocking the joy potential early while building good habits is the key to any learning experience.

Wether you are interested to get into DJing, Music Production or Mix Engineering, wether you are a complete beginner or have started to develop those skills on your own, I can help you streamline the process, avoid the pitfalls, debunk the myths, and accompany as you grow as a musician, regardless of the genres you're into.

Quentin

5.0

(1)

I teach you how to mix from A to Z on professional equipment, with USB key or vinyl.
I teach you DJing in its entirety: building a playlist, a set, effects...
In just 2 hours you'll be able to mix your first sounds together!

Ioan

5.0

(1)

This class is designed for anyone who wants to learn DJing as both a technical skill and a creative practice, from complete beginners to more experienced DJs looking to refine their style.

We will focus on building strong foundational DJ skills while also developing each student's personal approach to mixing and music selection.

In this class you will explore:

1. Understanding Rekordbox, Serato, Ableton Live, FL Studio
2. Beat-matching and pitch control (including pitch riding techniques)
3. Creative EQing and fader control for smooth, musical transitions
4. Phrasing and understanding song structure in a DJ context
5. Key awareness and harmonic mixing fundamentals
6. How to work confidently with industry-standard DJ equipment
7. Music curating and the mindset of a digger-selector
8. How to build a DJ set with flow and intention
9. Narrative mixing: energy control, tension, and musical storytelling

Each lesson is adapted to your level and goals, whether you want to play in clubs, improve your technical confidence, or develop a more personal and expressive DJ style.

The aim is to move beyond simply mixing tracks, and towards understanding how to create a coherent and engaging musical experience as a DJ.

Felix

5.0

(1)

In this course, beginners aged 13 and over can learn the basics of digital DJing. All the fundamentals, such as beatmatching, equalizers, and effects, are taught.

Different mixing techniques are used depending on the musical genres.

Hervé

5.0

(1)

FRENCH

I'm ENERVIU, a DJ and music curator based in Brussels. My sound ranges from UK club music like garage, bass, dub, and breaks to house, jazz, and funk selections. I play in various settings, from clubs to private events, and I also share my passion through videos about the history of musical genres.

I offer a four-session introductory course to DJing, tailored to your level and tastes.
My goal: to give you the basics to become independent behind the decks, develop your selection, and build a world that reflects your personality. Each session combines explanations, listening, and practical application.

**Session 1 — Discover DJing and develop your listening skills**

We will explore the role of the DJ and the different facets of their practice: club, radio, bar, or private event. We will discuss musical research, selection, and what gives a set its identity.

Through listening, you will learn to recognize tempo, beats, measures, and musical phrases, as well as identify introductions, breaks, and repeats. These fundamentals will allow you to better understand the energy of a piece and the appropriate moments for a transition.

*Objective: to acquire basic listening skills and begin making a personal selection.*

**Session 2 — Understanding Turntables and the Mixing Console**

We will discover the equipment and its essential controls: playback, cue, jog, tempo adjustment, faders, gain and equalization.

You will learn how to use headphone pre-listening, adjust levels, and synchronize two tracks. We will cover beatmatching, both by ear and with available tools, to help you understand what you are doing and gain confidence.

Objective: to get to grips with the equipment and perform your first sequences.

**Session 3 — Preparing your music with Rekordbox**

We will use Rekordbox to import your tracks, organize your library and create playlists tailored to your mixing preferences.

You will learn to read waveforms, check the tempo and rhythmic grid, and then place useful cues using Memory Cues and Hot Cues. We will cover keys as a selection aid and prepare a USB drive compatible with the equipment used.

Objective: to have an organized and ready-to-play selection.

**Session 4 — Practicing and building your first mix**

We will combine the acquired skills to link several pieces together: tempo matching, alignment of musical phrases and transitions using volumes and equalization.

We'll also work on the progression of the set: creating an atmosphere, choosing the next track, gradually building energy, and letting the music breathe. You'll create a short mix that we'll listen to together to identify your strengths and areas for improvement.

We will conclude with useful tips for a first performance: prepare your music, plan a backup and check the technical conditions of the venue.

Objective: to create a first coherent mix and leave with exercises to continue progressing.

Throughout the journey, we will start with the music you love to refine your listening skills, affirm your choices, and develop the pleasure of sharing it.

**Session 5 — Preparing your first gigs and presenting your DJ project**

We will explore the first steps to playing in public: contacting venues and programmers, sharing a relevant mix and clearly communicating your availability, rates and technical requirements.

We'll cover the essential elements of a short biography, a press kit, and a technical rider. Drawing on my experience in clubs and at private events, we'll see how to adapt your offering to different contexts while staying true to your musical identity.

Finally, we will build a personal action plan: skills to develop further, the next mix to record and venues to target for your first gigs.

*Objective: to understand how bookings work and leave with concrete steps to develop your DJ project.*

ENGLISH

I'm ENERVIU, a DJ and music curator based in Brussels. My musical world spans club sounds UK garage, bass, dub and breaks alongside house, jazz and funk selections. I play in settings ranging from clubs to private events, and I also share my passion through videos exploring the history of music genres.

I offer a **four-session introduction to DJing**, tailored to your level and musical tastes. My goal is to help you feel confident behind the decks, develop your selections and build a musical identity of your own. Each session combines explanations, listening and hands-on practice.

**Session 1 — Discover DJing and develop your listening skills**

We'll explore the role of a DJ across different settings, including clubs, radio, bars and private events. We'll discuss how to discover music, select tracks and give a set its own identity.

Through listening exercises, you'll learn to identify tempo, beats, bars and musical phrases, as well as intros, breakdowns and drops. These foundations will help you understand a track's energy and recognize suitable moments for a transition.

*Goal: develop your listening skills and start putting together a personal selection.*

**Session 2 — Get to know the decks and mix**

We'll explore the equipment and its essential controls: play, cue, jog wheels, tempo adjustment, faders, gain and EQ.

You'll learn how to cue tracks in your headphones, manage audio levels and synchronize two tracks. We'll practice beatmatching by ear and explore the tools available to support it, helping you understand your actions and build confidence.

*Goal: become comfortable with the equipment and make your first transitions.*

**Session 3 — Prepare your music with Rekordbox**

We'll use Rekordbox to import your tracks, organize your library and create playlists that support the sets you want to play.

You'll learn to read waveforms, check tempo and beatgrids, and set useful markers with Memory Cues and Hot Cues. We'll introduce musical keys as a selection tool and prepare a USB drive compatible with the equipment you'll be using.

*Goal: build an organized selection that's ready to play.*

**Session 4 — Practice and build your first mix**

We'll bring everything together to mix several tracks, working on beatmatching, phrase alignment and transitions using volume controls and EQ.

We'll also explore how to shape a set: establish a mood, choose the next track, develop the energy and give the music room to breathe. You'll perform a short mix, which we'll listen back to together to identify your strengths and areas to develop.

We'll finish with practical habits for your first performance: preparing your music, keeping a backup and checking the venue's technical setup.

*Goal: create your first coherent mix and leave with exercises to keep improving.*

Throughout the course, we'll build on the music you love to sharpen your listening skills, develop your own taste and enjoy sharing it with others.

**Session 5 — Prepare for your first gig and present yourself as a DJ**

We'll explore how to take your first steps towards playing in public. You'll learn how to approach venues and promoters, share a relevant demo mix and communicate clearly about your availability, fees and technical needs.

We'll cover the essentials of a short artist bio, a press kit and a technical rider. Drawing on my experience across club and private events, we'll discuss how to adapt your proposal to different settings while staying true to your musical identity.

To finish, we'll put together a personal action plan: what to practice next, which mix to record and how to identify suitable opportunities for your first gigs.

*Goal: understand the booking process and leave with clear next steps to develop your DJ project.*