Workshops

Many DJs are familiar and skilled with two decks, mixing from track A to track B – but there's more to explore! DJ and producer Philo will show you how to work with three decks, layer tracks, and incorporate additional elements like vocals, percussion, or breaks into your set. In this advanced workshop, you'll learn how to add more depth to your mixing through targeted EQing, fader cuts, loops, and creative techniques like backspins or reverse. It also covers working across genres and developing your own style.

Are you comfortable using CDJs and now want to integrate records into your sets, or are you even planning to switch to vinyl-only? 50PHIE shows you how to make the transition and what DJs need to look out for with this 'new' old medium. In addition to mixing with vinyl, the workshop will cover how to best build your vinyl collection, which (technical) difficulties can arise, and how to best deal with them.

Mixing is one of the most essential DJ skills, covering a vast field that includes beatmatching, EQing, phrasing, and cutting. If you've got the basics down and want to learn more about mixing techniques, then sign up for this workshop. Marie Midori, DJ and member of the well-known Femme Bass Mafia crew, will show you how to take your technical DJ skills to the next level.

Beyond all the musical activities of DJs, self-promotion has become an essential topic for generating bookings and a stable income. In this workshop, Tereza will share what matters when it comes to questions about social media and promo moves, booking agencies, and fee negotiations. The Berlin-based DJ has been living the DJ dream for over 10 years and is now recognized and booked across Europe.

This workshop is not about how to mix 'correctly,' but about finding your own style: mixing, but make it yours.Together, we will explore different approaches – from EQing, cutting, looping, or multi-deck mixing.The focus is on developing a feel for energy, timing, and decisions – and trusting it. No rigid rules, no right or wrong, but an open space to refine and rediscover your own approach to mixing.