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Cueing for Turntable DJs
Author: Stephen Webber
Lesson description
Cueing is one of the fundamental moves of a successful DJ. Berklee College of Music faculty Stephen Webber teaches beginning DJs how to cue on the turntables and work with their favorite sounds. Learn the art of playing the turntables as a musical instrument.
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Related Berklee Press Books
Turntable Technique: The Art of the DJ (DVD)
Learn everything you need to craft your own phat beats and hard-core grooves on the turntable, based on the best-selling Berklee method for playing the turntable as a musical instrument.
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