Berlin: Private DJ Lesson with Professional DJ｜Germany

Learn to DJ in Berlin with doctor doms

Ever wanted to learn how to DJ? Step behind the decks and discover how to mix your favorite music in a private, hands-on DJ lesson in Berlin.

Whether you’re starting from zero, already know the basics, or want to take your skills further, the lesson is adapted to your level, your goals, and the music you love.
Your lesson will start with a short assessment to understand your experience and what you’d like to get out of the session. From there, the lesson is completely adapted to you.

You might want to:
- learn how to DJ from scratch
- finally understand beatmatching and phrasing
- improve your transitions and mixing
- prepare for your first DJ set
- learn how to use effects and EQ creatively
- get comfortable playing on professional equipment
Rather than simply watching, you’ll be behind the decks throughout the lesson, practicing, experimenting, and getting guidance along the way.

You’ll start on the Pioneer DDJ-FLX10, a professional-level controller that gives you everything you need to learn and practice comfortably.

No previous experience is required. Just bring your curiosity and a few tracks you love.

Bring a friend
Looking for a different kind of experience to share with a friend? Choose the 2-person session and learn to DJ together. Take turns behind the decks, experiment with your favorite music, and have fun learning something completely new.
It also makes a great gift for a music lover, whether they’ve always dreamed of DJing or simply want to try something new while in Berlin.

More about your instructor
Doctor doms is a Berlin-based DJ with 6 years of experience playing everything from electronic music in clubs such as Humboldthain, Lokschuppen and Crack Bellmer to open-format events featuring pop music and reggaeton across different continents.
Teaching has also been a major part of his career. Before teaching DJing, he worked with hundreds of students in subjects ranging from flute and music theory to biophysics and anatomy.
This experience shapes his approach to DJ lessons: there’s no one-size-fits-all method. He focuses on understanding how each student learns, adapting the explanations and pace, and making sure you actually understand what you’re doing rather than simply following instructions.