Poverty inherits the wind! It really hurts the children. Let me introduce you. In fact, DJ is not a bad career. As long as you have the heart, you will learn quickly and your salary will be quite high in the future. I'll introduce you to a good DJ training institution. My neighbor's son used to study there, and now his salary is high. His mother has always told us that this school is very good. It is the top DJ training center in Hefei. Their teacher is very strong. They also promised that if you can't learn, you will be given another semester for free, but if you still can't learn, you will get a full refund. This is an open promise. He will also sign the contract, not afraid that he will not admit it. But ah, their teacher is very strict. I don't know if your son can stand it. There is nothing to say about the quality of teaching. You can make a reference. Give you a little knowledge: "scratch" is like "lick" to a guitarist for a record player. We know the origin of many guitars: some blues come to tell Robert? Salute to robert johnson and Muddy Water. Jimi hendrix's door performance is often imitated by many rock guitarists. WesMontgomery and CharlieChristian added many entries to the Jazz Door-to-Door Dictionary, EddieVan Halen. We also know the origin of many rubbing techniques. Theodore began to study the musical expression of rubbings in the 1970s. Many early rubbing techniques were pioneered and perfected by Theodore and "Flash Master". DJ Spinbad, CashMoneyS and Jazzy Jeff in Philadelphia became famous for Transformers technology, and Jeff was the first person to record chirp technology. DJ Qbert is one of the most prolific innovators in history, and has never stopped from beginning to end. Qbert developed Flare friction skill invented by DJFlare into countless permutations and combinations. Although QBert never claimed to have invented Crab, there is no doubt that he is the most obvious essence of this technology, and there are countless other technologies. DJ Babu put forward the word "turntable ism" in the mid-1990s, and many DJs began to call themselves "turntable players". Some DJs don't take these terms seriously, but most people think that DJs who play with phonographs as musical instruments are phonographs.