Dj School Montreal

Une deuxième maison pour moi ???

Meilleur école de Dj a Montreal avec de vrai passionnées

J'aime vraiment cet endroit, j'y ai appris beaucoup !

Je n'ai jamais été physiquement à cette école de Dj/Producteur. Cependant, j'ai eu la chance d'écouter des capsules vidéo publiées par eux et je dois dire wow. Merci de partager de votre savoir et ainsi contribuer à l'évolution du monde musical.

Ici Étienne Turgy-Chartré, alias Nocide, producteur et formateur dans le domaine de la musique assisté par ordinateur à Dj School Montréal. Il y as maintenant 2 ans que je travail dans cette école au coté de Peet Anima et ce qui m'a le plus impressionné à travers le temps est la corrélation entre l'ambiance décontractée et le professionnalisme de la place. Peux importe leurs age, les élèves se sentent à l'aise et à leur place dans cette école en raison de la dynamique de l'endroit, de l'élaboration des cours et des adaptations apportés par les professeurs face au différents style musical favori de l'étudiant. Je vous inviterais donc à passer faire un tour, ne serais-ce que pour dire un petit coucou! Merci a toute l'équipe vous êtes awesome ;) Étienne Turgy-Chartré Nocide

Honnêtement cette école ma permis de réaliser mon rêve. C'est une option parfaite pour les gens qui n'ont pas tout leur temps et qui n'ont pas envient de s'endetter pour arriver au même résultat au final. En bonus beaucoup de plaisir et de convivialité. Je recommande à tous! ??

I don't usually leave reviews but I felt I had to because as much as I had a great time practicing they REALLY need to be more professional. So to go in depth I had booked 4 practice sessions of 2 hours for every Saturday of the month of April and paid them all upfront because I'm moving to another country to DJ. I was given a receipt by the teacher there and he put me in the schedule then I was told to make sure I call before my sessions because "Pete" has the habit of not showing up when people have scheduled sessions (weird but I was like ok). So first Saturday rolls in I didn't call but I get there and he's here so I get to practice no worries. Second Saturday rolls by I don't call I get there there's no one. So I try to reach him no answer so I leave a voicemail. I call him the next day, he tells me he couldn't make it he had an emergency (understandable but I could've at least gotten a heads up) he tells me to come on Thursday to make up for this session. I come on Thursday no show again with no heads up again. At this point this whole situation frustrating because their clearly not taking this seriously so I voiced my frustrations on a voicemail I left and I get a call the next day and he tells me again emergency and to come that same day (friday) to make up for it. I go and he gives me an extra hour of practice and some advanced tips to make up for the "no shows". Since 3rd session was the Saturday following that Friday I get to practice no issue, even called to make sure he'd be there. Now for the 4th and final session which was today I called twice one in the morning one in the afternoon to make sure he'd show up I got no answers. I decided to show up myself because I had already paid for that session. I get there and he wasn't there AGAIN but luckily one of the teachers was there because he wanted to practice for his gig. I explain the situation and I get to practice but the whole time I'm there I keep getting interrupted and rushed because he tells me he needs to leave and that I was never on the schedule. So 3 sessions he didn't show up... All I kept thinking was like they are great guys but so unprofessional. I feel like you guys don't realize what you have in your hand. You're the only DJ school in Montreal and if you play your cards right you could really make something big out of this but it's not going to happen if you are being unprofessional and not taking this seriously.