Camelot Wheel — Harmonic Mixing Key Guide

Click any key on the wheel to see which keys are harmonically compatible. Perfect for DJs planning sets and producers finding complementary samples.

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Outer = Major (B)Inner = Minor (A)

Click a key on the wheel to see compatible keys for harmonic mixing.

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How the Camelot Wheel Works

The System

The Camelot system assigns every musical key a code from 1A to 12B. The number (1-12) represents the position on the circle of fifths, while the letter indicates minor (A) or major (B).

Compatible Keys

From any position, three keys are always compatible: the same number with the opposite letter (relative major/minor), and +1 or −1 on the wheel with the same letter. These transitions sound smooth and natural.

For DJs & Producers

DJs use Camelot codes to plan harmonic transitions between tracks. Producers use them to find samples, loops, and vocal chops that sit naturally together in a mix.

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