In his second Seedj masterclass, recorded live at Arkaoda Berlin for the Seedj Panel co-hosted with Ableton Live, Quelza dives deep into the architecture behind his highly personalized production workflow. Rather than relying on endless plugin folders or preset libraries, he demonstrates how to build custom Ableton racks, macro systems, templates, and sound design frameworks that evolve into a fully individualized creative ecosystem. Across this live session, Quelza shares how he transforms Ableton into an infinite-performance instrument for production, covering everything from randomized drum design and expressive macro mapping to advanced rack building, FX chains, sequencing, and creative philosophy.

Recorded live at Seedj Bootcamp during Berlin Dance Music Event, Beyond the Booth explores the deeper layers of DJing: the creative process, emotional awareness, set preparation, and the way personal stories can shape a performance. Lolsnake guides students through a more intentional approach to building DJ sets, from understanding musical influences and finding inspiration outside the club world, to using themes, keywords, Rekordbox tags, and playlist structures to create a clear emotional arc. The masterclass also touches on the importance of rituals, rest, and presence before stepping into the booth.

In Booth Workflow, Beste Hira breaks down the full mental and technical framework behind her DJ sets - from classical composition thinking to real-time club execution. Drawing from her background in classical music, techno performance, and years of international touring, Beste teaches how to approach DJing as architecture rather than simple track selection. This masterclass goes beyond standard beatmatching by exploring harmonic awareness, emotional set design, crowd psychology, CDJ workflow, Pioneer V10 mastery, timing discipline, and advanced transitions using EQ, loops, compressor, isolator, and dual reverb techniques. Students learn how to build tension, create release, and maintain identity in the booth while balancing technical precision with intuition. More than a technical tutorial, this course is a deep dive into how a professional artist thinks, reacts, and constructs unforgettable dance floor experiences.

Inside “Come Alive”, DIØN opens the full production process behind a more emotional, trance-leaning techno track built for both streaming and DJ use. The course follows the track from the first studio concept, chords and vocals, through arrangement, kick/bass design, synth layers, drums, go-to plugins, mix balance, DJ mastering, sound identity, and release strategy. DIØN focuses on the decisions behind the track: creating space in harder sets, keeping the vocal and melody as the emotional center, building a recognizable drum language, and turning a personal idea into a release-ready piece.

This masterclass is a deep dive into the art of vinyl DJing, guided by Doudou MD’s personal journey and hands-on philosophy. Blending technical precision with intuition, movement, and musical storytelling, the course goes far beyond simply “learning to mix.” You’ll explore the fundamentals of vinyl - from understanding your gear and handling records properly, to mastering beatmatching, phrasing, and mixing techniques entirely by ear. Alongside technical skills, Doudou emphasizes the importance of body awareness, rhythm, and emotional connection to music, showing how these elements shape a unique DJ identity. The course also covers digging for records, track selection strategies, booth awareness, and performance mindset - giving you a complete picture of what it means to be a vinyl DJ in real-world environments. Whether you're just starting out or refining your craft, this masterclass teaches you how to develop discipline, confidence, and your own artistic voice through vinyl.

In Sonic Alchemy, Alexis Cabrera breaks down his creative process for building electronic music from the ground up in Ableton, moving from drums and bass to harmony, vocals, mixdown, mastering, and release strategy. Rather than relying on fixed templates or endless sample browsing, he focuses on imagination, instinct, and transformation—showing how to turn raw sounds, found material, and imperfect ideas into personal, usable musical elements. The class blends technical production methods with a deeper philosophy about identity, inspiration, collaboration, and staying focused on the art itself.