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We conclude this segment by explaining the difference in learning to DJ through mentoring and taking courses. In going through part 2, you will learn to use both methods.
Differences Compared to Formal Courses:
• Structure vs. Flexibility: Courses tend to have a fixed structure, focusing on fundamentals and progressing through levels, whereas mentoring is more flexible and can be adjusted to your pace.
• Theory and Foundation: Some formal courses cover more in-depth music theory, technology, and business aspects. A mentor might not always focus on this unless it's relevant to their teaching style or your immediate needs.
• Peer Learning and Community: Courses often provide a classroom or community environment where you can learn alongside peers. Mentoring, on the other hand, is usually one-on-one, which can be both an advantage and a limitation.
• Cost: Mentoring can vary widely in terms of cost and may be more affordable if done informally. Courses, especially formal ones, can be more expensive but offer credentials and structure.
Combining Both Approaches:
Some aspiring DJs find it beneficial to combine mentoring with formal education. Courses can give a solid foundation, while mentoring can provide practical application and career insights. For example, you could learn the basics from a course and then work with a mentor to apply those skills in real-world scenarios, like performing at events.
Ultimately, whether you choose mentoring, formal courses, or both depends on your learning style, goals, and access to resources in your DJ journey.

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