Harmonic mixing reference
Free Interactive Camelot Wheel for Compatible Keys
Select any major or minor key on the wheel to highlight its Camelot code, adjacent numbers and relative A/B pair.
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Harmonic mixing reference
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Compatible Key Finder
Prefer a list? Choose the musical key below to see the same mapping in a screen-reader and mobile-friendly format.
Camelot code8A
Relative keyC Major
How the Camelot wheel is organized
Camelot notation assigns every standard major and minor key a number from 1 to 12. The A lane represents minor keys and the B lane represents major keys. The same key-to-code mapping, left and right neighbors, and A/B relative pair are deterministic music-theory rules.
Use compatible keys as a starting point
Same-key, adjacent and relative-key transitions are usually useful candidates to try, but the wheel does not guarantee that two tracks will mix well. BPM, arrangement, tuning, bass movement, key changes and style still matter. Listen to confirm every transition.
Complete Camelot key table
| Number | A (Minor) | B (Major) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | G# Minor | B Major |
| 2 | Eb Minor | Gb Major |
| 3 | Bb Minor | Db Major |
| 4 | F Minor | Ab Major |
| 5 | C Minor | Eb Major |
| 6 | G Minor | Bb Major |
| 7 | D Minor | F Major |
| 8 | A Minor | C Major |
| 9 | E Minor | G Major |
| 10 | B Minor | D Major |
| 11 | F# Minor | A Major |
| 12 | C# Minor | E Major |