DJ TJ Training – Perfect Performances

DJ TJ Training – Perfect Performances

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PERFECT PERFORMANCES COURSE
Ever heard of a “Peak Period” during a DJ event? More than likely you haven’t (but you need to). This is the single most important time during an event that most DJ’s are simply clueless about.

Inside this section you’ll learn..

The Essential Peak Period
Hype Up Your Crowd
Master MC Tips and Tricks
Using Tonality To Your Advantage
Here’s what you’ll get:
Perfect Performances

Introduction (4:58)
Definitions (3:09)
Trigger Songs (4:39)
Introduction to Peak Period Theory (2:42)
4 Stages of the Night (1:16)
Launch Period (5:42)
Pre Peak Period (6:50)
Peak Period (9:06)
Push Period (6:48)
Recap of the 4 Stages (5:13)
Requests (Part 1) (4:14)
Requests (Part 2) (3:14)
Requests (Part 3) (3:07)
Line/Group Dances (4:04)
MC Tips (5:04)
MC Tonality (5:38)
Play Where You Are Going, Now Where You Are (4:26)
5 Things to Avoid (3:49)
Go-To Playlists/Crates (4:10)
Hyping (3:52)
The Myth of Tough Crowds (5:16)
Music Selection (2:13)
Performance Conclusion (2:33)
Course Conclusion (2:39)
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