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Camelot Wheel
Pick any key to see its neighbors, relative major or minor, diagonal mixes, musical name, and Open Key notation.
Click a segment or use Tab and Enter. The inner ring is minor; the outer ring is major.
Complete Camelot wheel chart
All twelve minor keys and twelve major keys are listed with Camelot codes, musical names, modes, and Open Key notation. Choose any row to update the wheel.
| Camelot | Musical key | Mode | Open Key | Use this key |
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Camelot wheel explained
This Camelot key wheel places compatible musical keys next to each other. Stay on the same code, move one number around the same ring, or keep the number and switch between A and B for common harmonic-mixing choices.
A diagonal mix changes the number by one and switches the letter. It can create a brighter or darker move than a same-ring neighbor, so test the transition by ear before using it in a set.
Take the Camelot wheel DJ reference with you
Download the CSV when you need a sortable Camelot wheel chart. Download the original PNG for a clear visual reference, or print the one-page version for a booth or studio wall.
Already have a track? Use the BPM and Key Finder to estimate its key, then open the Pitch Shifter when you need to transpose it.
An independent reference
Camelot is a third-party key-labeling system. Quick BPM Finder is independent and is not affiliated with Mixed In Key or any other software vendor. This page organizes publicly documented key mappings for reference.
The wheel suggests harmonic relationships, not guaranteed transitions. Arrangement, tuning, vocals, and timing can still make two theoretically compatible songs clash.