Unit Award Scheme

demonstrated the ability to

1. connect a pair of turntables or CDJ's to a mixer, to an amplifier, to a pair of speakers

2. prepare a play list to be mixed using different mixing techniques

3. listen to and cue music, speeding and slowing the pitch control where necessary so that it can be mixed and played in time to an audience

4. utilise the equaliser filter functions when mixing

5. move the record backwards and forwards rhythmically to start a mix with the cross fader in the middle, ie baby scratch

6. implement fade cuts, stop cuts, chopping and spin backs when mixing

7. use the cross fader to assist the baby scratch to complete a chirp scratch

8. change music genres using a drop cut

9. connect a laptop to record from the mixer and record a 15 minute set

10. record at least three types of scratch over the set and apply effects to the scratches

11. utilise the equipment for more of its potential, ie drum patterns, feedback, bass lines

12. burn a CD of the completed mix

shown knowledge of

13. the function of the mixer and its full potential in the advanced DJ Circuit Theory

14. how tempo can affect mixing and how to effectively use a wide choice of music genres

15. the technicalities involved to perform baby and chirp scratching

experienced

16. troubleshooting any arising issues with equipment and/or loss of sound

17. implementing advanced mixing patterns

18. creating a professional quality mix CD eligible for submission to a club promoter.