Can You Really Learn to DJ and Produce Online? 30+ MWA Students Answer
By Omar Meho
The question I get asked most is simple: can you actually learn to DJ or make music online? I could tell you yes. Instead, I'll let my students tell you. Over the years more than 30 of them have recorded a video testimonial, and I've put every one on a single page.
Never too late: Adisa, 50
Adisa is originally from Bosnia and had always wanted to learn to DJ. In her words, I helped her "get to grips with the basics" quickly. She can now beatmatch and use hot cues, and she's playing her favourite genres and sharing them with other people.
What students go on to do
- Grace, 55, a full time London lawyer, learned to DJ alongside her career and played Amsterdam Dance Event.
- Murphy (10Dogs), 15, from California, built a wedding DJ business that makes around $600 a day.
- Jake, 18, from Swansea, went from his first UK gig to a festival booking and Eden Ibiza.
- Adam, an army veteran from St Helens, now plays gigs and has had several top 10 releases in the Beatport techno charts.
- Tobias Hottek, a hip hop turntablist from Freiburg, now gets paid to DJ events and weddings.
- Cydney, 24, beat her nerves about performing and played a set at her own birthday.
Why it works
Most people don't fail at DJing or production because it's too hard. They fail because they learn in the wrong order, jumping between random tutorials. The MWA courses give you one clear order to follow, with lifetime access, CPD accreditation and a 30 day money back guarantee.