The Quantum Frequency Book for your event
FOUNDING COHORT · Limited seats

LEAVE WITH A ONE-HOUR MIX. YOURS.

Four months with a working DJ — in person, remote, or both. You finish able to run a set start to finish: clean transitions, real song selection, and a recorded one-hour mix that proves it.

CLAIM A FOUNDING SEAT

Founding price $300. It steps up when these seats are gone.

Tune in
Golden meditating figure radiating light — The Quantum Frequency

Lock in. Find the frequency. Everything else is noise.

The instructor

TAUGHT BY A DJ WHO STILL PLAYS EVERY WEEK

DAVINCII is a US Marine Corps veteran and a working DJ. You've heard him across San Antonio: LUNA Rooftop, 1902 Nightclub, VIBRA Latin Fridays, SOAR, Booty Brunch & Bubbly, Cozy Boat Party. He's carried sets internationally, Sydney to Brisbane. This isn't a creator who films tutorials. It's a DJ who teaches the way he learned: standing at the decks.

DAVINCII at the decks, framed through greenery at Elsewhere Too
DAVINCII on the decks mid-crowd, pointing as the crowd roars
Venue wide shot — LED wall and drapes at Elsewhere Too day party
Cover story

TWO SESSIONS IN. BOOKED FOR HIS FIRST PARTY.

Vince's youngest student is nine years old. Two sessions on the decks — and he's set to DJ his dad's 50th birthday party. Not a demo in a bedroom. A real room, a real crowd, his hands on the mix.

That's the promise of this course made visible: the craft is teachable, checkpoint by checkpoint, until the moment you play for people who came to have a good time. When the party happens, the full story lands here — his mix, and his dad's own words.

Vince guiding his nine-year-old student's hand across the mixer faders
01 — Session oneHands on a full-size rig from the first hour. No toy decks, no waiting until he's "ready."
The student's hand working the jog wheel and performance pads
02 — The hands learn fastNine years old, working the jog wheel and pads on pro hardware — the same controls Vince plays clubs on.
Vince and his student locked on the screen mid-lesson, Vince making a point
03 — The click momentCorrection in the moment, absorbed in real time. This is why mentorship outruns tutorials.
The student driving the decks himself while Vince points at the software screen
04 — He drivesTwo sessions in, he runs the decks himself — Vince points, he executes.
Vince in profile, listening to his student's mix
05 — The mentor's earVince listens for the transition before it lands. Speed like this doesn't come from talent alone — it comes from a coach on your shoulder.

VIDEOS ALONE DON'T FINISH STUDENTS.

Anyone can hand you a folder of tutorials. This course pairs the material with live correction — scheduled time where Vince hears your transition and fixes it before it becomes a habit. Structure, checkpoints, and a working DJ on your shoulder. Not a trend. A design decision.

01

Correction in the moment.

A video can't hear your transition. Vince can, and fixes it before it becomes a habit.

02

A room, not an audience.

Small group. Every student touches the decks. Nobody hides in the chat.

03

You leave with proof.

A one-hour mix you recorded, start to finish. Not a certificate. A mix.

Where he plays

THE ROOMS SPEAK FOR HIM.

DAVINCII in the booth at LUNA Rooftop
DAVINCII behind candle-lit decks, crowd behind him
DAVINCII hyping the crowd mid-set
DAVINCII on a festival stage under light beams
The arc

FOUR MONTHS. STRUCTURED. PROVEN OUT LOUD.

Most DJ tutorials teach you buttons. This course teaches you to carry a set — and the format flexes with you: in person, remote, or both.

01

The setup, demystified.

What you actually need to start (a laptop and free software), what to buy later, and what to never waste money on.

02

The craft.

Beatmatching, phrasing, song selection, and how energy moves through a set. Built on the decks, not on slides.

03

The artifact.

By the end of the arc you record a one-hour clean mix — cohesive, start to finish, your hands. That recording is your calling card when you go after a residency, a gig, or your first private event.

  1. Baseline recording
  2. 48-hour follow-up
  3. Day 7
  4. Day 14
  5. Day 30
  6. Day 60 to 90: first real-world attempt

Every checkpoint is something you can hear. Progress here is recorded, not claimed.

One thing this course will never sell you: bookings. The skill and the mix are yours — the gigs you go earn under your own name. What you get here is the certainty that when the door opens, you can actually play.

The investment

FOUNDING PRICING

$300 founding cohort
$997
$1,497

The price steps up as cohorts fill. Founding students lock the lowest number this course will ever cost.

THE COURSE

$300

founding cohort

  • a four-month structured arc — in person, remote, or both
  • live small-group time with Vince, correction in the moment
  • your one-hour recorded mix, start to finish
  • the checkpoint plan (baseline to day 90)
  • gear and software guidance that saves you money

Limited seats

DM TO ENROLL

First cohort announced to enrolled students first.

THE MEMBERSHIP

Community, mix feedback, monthly Q&A, show breakdowns, priority access to live shows. Opens after cohort one. Founding students get first access before anyone else.

COMING AFTER COHORT ONE

FAQ

Do I need equipment?

No. The session runs on a laptop and free software. Part of the course is knowing exactly what to buy when you're ready, and what not to.

I've never touched decks. Is this for me?

It's built for you. The format assumes zero experience and walks you checkpoint by checkpoint to a one-hour mix you recorded yourself.

Can my kid learn this?

Yes, with a parent involved. DJing can be taught clearly to a total beginner at almost any age. Message us before enrolling a student under 16 and we'll set it up right.

What exactly is the format?

A four-month arc — live small-group time with Vince plus a structured checkpoint plan: baseline, 48 hours, day 7, 14, 30, and a real-world attempt by day 90. Sessions can run in person, remote, or a mix of both.

Will this get me gigs?

It gets you ready for them. You finish with a one-hour recorded mix and the ability to carry a set start to finish — the proof venues and clients ask for. Booking them is on you and your name; no course honestly promises otherwise.

Why does the price go up?

Programs like this one — months of structure with live correction and a real outcome — sell for $1,200 to $2,700 across the market. $300 is the founding number for a capped first group who carry the proof. It steps to $997, then $1,497, as cohorts fill. It doesn't come back down.

When does it start?

First cohort announced to enrolled students first.

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