Want to spin tracks like your favorite DJ? Start here and learn the basics of how to cue music tracks using a turntable or mixing software.

The prominence of the DJ - largely by scratching tracks - is a key element of Hip Hop music. In this lesson, you learn the Baby, Stab, and Transform Scratches.

A DJ is only as good as his or her song transitions. This lesson from DJ Kenya shows you how to cut, fade, spin back, and rewind between songs.

Scratching is the most direct way for DJs to add their own musical touch to tracks. Learn different scratching techniques, including the chirp the the flare.

Learn how to be a professional DJ by understanding the demands of each gig. Flashy mixing techniques alone aren’t enough: track selection is 80% of the job.

A pro DJ will beatmatch tracks so smoothly that you can keep dancing without missing a beat. In this lesson, learn how to beatmatch on turntables or CDJs.

One of the most important aspects of DJing is understanding gain and volume control. Learn how to adjust gain and volume in the program Serato and on DJ mixers.

Trying to make it big as a DJ? Know that song selection is 80% of the game. Learn how to put together the best selection of music for your particular crowd.

Learn about the basic concepts of musical notation from the beginning! In this lesson on music notation, learn how to notate any sound using a pen or pencil.

Get ready to delve into the methods for notating western music! In this music lesson, learn how to read and write the most common types of notes and rests.