Harmonic Mixing Chart
The key chart for DJs, with all 24 keys across Camelot, Open Key, and standard musical notation in one harmonic mixing guide. Sort by any column or filter to find your key.
Harmonic Mixing Chart - All 24 Keys
Camelot, Open Key, and standard musical key notation. Adjacent keys on the Camelot wheel are harmonically compatible.
| Camelot | Open Key | Musical Key | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1A | 6m | A♭ minor | Minor |
| 1B | 6d | B major | Major |
| 2A | 7m | E♭ minor | Minor |
| 2B | 7d | F♯ major | Major |
| 3A | 8m | B♭ minor | Minor |
| 3B | 8d | D♭ major | Major |
| 4A | 9m | F minor | Minor |
| 4B | 9d | A♭ major | Major |
| 5A | 10m | C minor | Minor |
| 5B | 10d | E♭ major | Major |
| 6A | 11m | G minor | Minor |
| 6B | 11d | B♭ major | Major |
| 7A | 12m | D minor | Minor |
| 7B | 12d | F major | Major |
| 8A | 1m | A minor | Minor |
| 8B | 1d | C major | Major |
| 9A | 2m | E minor | Minor |
| 9B | 2d | G major | Major |
| 10A | 3m | B minor | Minor |
| 10B | 3d | D major | Major |
| 11A | 4m | F♯ minor | Minor |
| 11B | 4d | A major | Major |
| 12A | 5m | D♭ minor | Minor |
| 12B | 5d | E major | Major |
vibesdj.io/dj-tools - Mix into adjacent Camelot keys (same number A/B, or +/-1 same letter) for smooth harmonic transitions.
Which System Should You Use?
- Rekordbox & Mixed In Key -Camelot (1A–12B)
- Traktor -Open Key (1m–12d)
- Serato, supports both Camelot and standard musical keys
- Ableton / DAWs, standard musical key notation
What Is Harmonic Mixing?
Harmonic mixing means selecting DJ tracks in compatible musical keys. This chart maps every Camelot code, Open Key code, and musical key so you can find safe matches, energy moves, and mood swaps quickly. Check two tracks with the key compatibility checker, or grab the printable Camelot cheat sheet.
More Key & Harmony Tools
Need to convert a musical key into its Camelot code before tagging a track? Use the Camelot key converter. If a track is almost compatible but sitting one semitone off, the key transposer shows what it becomes after a pitch shift. For the full technique behind it, read mixing in key and the deeper harmonic mixing technique guide.
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Author and Methodology
Maintained by Ben Modigell
Ben is the founder of Vibes and builds DJ library, preparation, BPM, and harmonic-mixing tools for working DJs.
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