Mixing in 4A (F Minor)

4A is F Minor. It mixes with 5A (energy up), 3A (energy down), and 4B (relative major). Mixgraph holds 27,426 tracks in 4A — 6.03% of the 455,179 analysed tracks that carry a key, the fourth-most common of 24.

Those tracks span 65–226 BPM. Below: every Camelot key ranked by how it relates to 4A, the genre and tempo pockets that are actually crowded in this key, and the tracks themselves.

27,426 tracks·F Minor·Minor — introspective

Safe matches

Always work

Perfect Harmony

same number, same letter

4A(F Minor)

Same key — seamless blend, ideal for layered intros and outros.

27,426 tracks in 4A

Simple Mix Upper

same letter, number +1

5A(C Minor)

Subtle energy lift — the next step clockwise on the wheel.

25,737 tracks in 5A

How to mix 4A → 5A

Simple Mix Lower

same letter, number −1

3A(B♭ Minor)

Gentle energy ease — one step counter-clockwise.

17,914 tracks in 3A

How to mix 4A → 3A

Tonal Shift

same number, flip letter

4B(A♭ Major)

Mood change — minor ↔ major. The relative key: same notes, new centre.

11,663 tracks in 4B

How to mix 4A → 4B

Energy shifts

Use with intention

High Energy Boost

same letter, number +2

6A(G Minor)

Strong lift — pair with a small BPM increase to sell it.

29,642 tracks in 6A

How to mix 4A → 6A

High Energy Drain

same letter, number −2

2A(E♭ Minor)

Strong drop — great for breakdowns or warm-down phases.

19,166 tracks in 2A

How to mix 4A → 2A

Advanced

Bold creative moves

Three Steps Up

same letter, number +3

7A(D Minor)

Three steps clockwise round the wheel — a real mood change, and a bridge between sub-genres. Plan the blend.

27,924 tracks in 7A

How to mix 4A → 7A

Three Steps Down

same letter, number −3

1A(A♭ Minor)

Three steps back round the wheel — a bold, deliberate drop in mood. Plan the blend.

15,599 tracks in 1A

How to mix 4A → 1A

Related Key Upper

same letter, number +4

8A(A Minor)

Distant but harmonically related — works as a planned moment.

36,816 tracks in 8A

How to mix 4A → 8A

Related Key Lower

same letter, number −4

12A(C♯ Minor)

Distant but harmonically related — plan it, don’t stumble into it.

13,413 tracks in 12A

How to mix 4A → 12A

Tritone Jump

same letter, number ±6

10A(B Minor)

Maximum drama — the "pay attention" move that still resolves.

18,213 tracks in 10A

How to mix 4A → 10A

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Mixing in 4A (F Minor)

Those tracks span 65–226 BPM. Below: every Camelot key ranked by how it relates to 4A, the genre and tempo pockets that are actually crowded in this key, and the tracks themselves.

27,426 tracks·F Minor·Minor — introspective

Safe matches

Always work

Perfect Harmony

same number, same letter

4A(F Minor)

Same key — seamless blend, ideal for layered intros and outros.

27,426 tracks in 4A

Simple Mix Upper

same letter, number +1

5A(C Minor)

Subtle energy lift — the next step clockwise on the wheel.

25,737 tracks in 5A

How to mix 4A → 5A

Simple Mix Lower

same letter, number −1

3A(B♭ Minor)

Gentle energy ease — one step counter-clockwise.

17,914 tracks in 3A

How to mix 4A → 3A

Tonal Shift

same number, flip letter

4B(A♭ Major)

Mood change — minor ↔ major. The relative key: same notes, new centre.

11,663 tracks in 4B

How to mix 4A → 4B

Energy shifts

Use with intention

High Energy Boost

same letter, number +2

6A(G Minor)

Strong lift — pair with a small BPM increase to sell it.

29,642 tracks in 6A

How to mix 4A → 6A

High Energy Drain

same letter, number −2

2A(E♭ Minor)

Strong drop — great for breakdowns or warm-down phases.

19,166 tracks in 2A

How to mix 4A → 2A

Advanced

Bold creative moves

Three Steps Up

same letter, number +3

7A(D Minor)

Three steps clockwise round the wheel — a real mood change, and a bridge between sub-genres. Plan the blend.

27,924 tracks in 7A

How to mix 4A → 7A

Three Steps Down

same letter, number −3

1A(A♭ Minor)

Three steps back round the wheel — a bold, deliberate drop in mood. Plan the blend.

15,599 tracks in 1A

How to mix 4A → 1A

Related Key Upper

same letter, number +4

8A(A Minor)

Distant but harmonically related — works as a planned moment.

36,816 tracks in 8A

How to mix 4A → 8A

Related Key Lower

same letter, number −4

12A(C♯ Minor)

Distant but harmonically related — plan it, don’t stumble into it.

13,413 tracks in 12A

How to mix 4A → 12A

Tritone Jump

same letter, number ±6

10A(B Minor)

Maximum drama — the "pay attention" move that still resolves.

18,213 tracks in 10A

How to mix 4A → 10A

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4A (F Minor) in this catalog

4A is F Minor on the Camelot wheel — a heavy, brooding minor — works well in driving tech and dark disco. The shape of a transition out of 4A depends entirely on which direction you move.

The catalog is not spread evenly around the wheel, and 4A is the fourth-most common of 24: 27,426 tracks, 6.03% of everything we hold with a key, 3.7× the 1B shelf. Its same-number flip to 4B (A♭ Major) lands in a room of 11,663 tracks, 2.4× thinner — worth knowing before you plan that mood change.

Set against the catalog mean, averaged over every 4A track we hold: energy a shade above (0.60 against 0.59), groove measurably below (0.63 against 0.66), and brightness measurably above (0.60 against 0.57). That is the colour of the key showing up in the measurements rather than a rule — plenty of 4A tracks sit at either extreme.

In 4A the dominant genres are Drum & Bass, Trance (Main Floor), and Tech House (Drum & Bass alone accounts for around 11% of the catalogue’s tracks in this key). That genre weight matters: a clockwise lift from 4A most often lands you in adjacent drum & bass territory, which is why the safe move tends to feel inevitable rather than surprising.

Tracks like Tití Me Preguntó by Bad Bunny and De Lejitos (Remix) by Jay Wheeler sit in 4A — useful reference points if you want to hear the harmonic colour of the key before planning a transition. Try mixing one of them into something in 5A or 4B and the relationship becomes audible.

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Where 4A (F Minor) is crowded

The busiest genre and tempo pockets inside the 27,426 tracks we hold in 4A. If you are looking for something to drop in, these are the shelves with the most on them.

Busiest genre and tempo pockets in 4A (F Minor)
Genre	BPM	Tracks
Drum & Bass	172–175	2,056
Tech House	124–127	664
House	124–127	608
Mainstage	128–131	593
Progressive House	120–123	552
Tech House	128–131	511

Bands marked in the fast genres are written tempos. Our analyser locks onto the half-time pulse on a lot of bass music, so a drum & bass track stored at 87 is read back here at 174 — the tempo you would actually mix it at.

Sound profile

Tracks in 4A (F Minor) tend to be a high-energy with strong groove and drive and a bright production sound, averaged across 27,426 tracks.

Genre distribution

Top genres charting in 4A (F Minor) across our catalog

Drum & Bass3,027

Trance (Main Floor)1,428

Tech House1,416

Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass1,290

Mainstage1,277

Deep House1,265

Most popular tracks in 4A (F Minor)

Browse all 27,426

Tití Me Preguntó

Bad Bunny

103 BPM60% energy

De Lejitos (Remix)

Jay Wheeler, Omar Courtz

100 BPM59% energy

Time of Our Lives

Pitbull, Ne-Yo

123 BPM83% energy

Smack That

Eminem, Akon

119 BPM39% energy

No Role Modelz

J. Cole

100 BPM44% energy

NO BATIDÃO

slxughter, ZXKAI

130 BPM60% energy

Smells Like Teen Spirit

Nirvana

117 BPM49% energy

Make Them Remember

Drake

86 BPM50% energy

24K Magic

Bruno Mars

107 BPM55% energy

Say It Right

Nelly Furtado

117 BPM39% energy

I'm The Problem

Morgan Wallen

92 BPM45% energy

Ni**as In Paris

Kanye West, Jay-Z

140 BPM49% energy

KALYANI - Remix

Shreya Ghoshal, KDS, ARJN, FIFTY4

98 BPM56% energy

Homecoming

Chris Martin, Kanye West

87 BPM41% energy

Another One Bites The Dust - Remastered 2011

Queen

110 BPM31% energy

Tracks in 4A (F Minor)

27,426 total· 65–226 BPM

De Lejitos (Remix)

Jay Wheeler, Omar Courtz

100 BPM · Latin · 59% Builder

Latin

100

59%Builder

Make Them Remember

Drake

86 BPM · Hip-Hop · 50% Sustainer

Hip-Hop

50%Sustainer

WAGWAN

Central Cee

70 BPM · Hip-Hop · 52% Sustainer

Hip-Hop

52%Sustainer

De Lejitos

Jay Wheeler

100 BPM · Latin · 61% Builder

Latin

100

61%Builder

Sleepless in a Hotel Room

Luke Combs

80 BPM · Country · 40% Sustainer

Country

40%Sustainer

NO BATIDÃO

slxughter, ZXKAI

130 BPM · Brazilian Funk · 60% Builder

Brazilian Funk

130

60%Builder

Coming Home (feat. Jorja Smith)

Jorja Smith, Odeal

125 BPM · R&B · 63% Builder

R&B

125

63%Builder

QLOO*

Young Cister, Kreamly

118 BPM · Latin · 44% Sustainer

Latin

118

44%Sustainer

MUCHACHA

Rvfv, Aissa, Kreamly

127 BPM · Latin · 46% Sustainer

Latin

127

46%Sustainer

Don't Leave Me on the Dance Floor

Carly Rae Jepsen

120 BPM · Pop · 46% Sustainer

Pop

120

46%Sustainer

Spend Dat

Yung Miami

90 BPM · Hip-Hop · 43% Sustainer

Hip-Hop

43%Sustainer

Miss Kitoko

Theodora

154 BPM · Hip-Hop · 44% Sustainer

Hip-Hop

154

44%Sustainer

Big Guy - from "The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants"

Ice Spice

115 BPM · Hip-Hop · 76% Peak time

Hip-Hop

115

76%Peak time

Tití Me Preguntó

Bad Bunny

103 BPM · Latin · 60% Builder

Latin

103

60%Builder

Punta cana

Carel, Ronnie Flex, ADF, DJ DYLVN, TRAPMONEYBIGGIE, ADF Antje

113 BPM · Hip-Hop · 57% Builder

Hip-Hop

113

57%Builder

I'm The Problem

Morgan Wallen

92 BPM · Country · 45% Sustainer

Country

45%Sustainer

My System

Felicia

144 BPM · Pop · 73% Peak time

Pop

144

73%Peak time

WHO'S THAT

Ikkimel

156 BPM · Hip-Hop · 62% Builder

Hip-Hop

156

62%Builder

Shadow Of Your Love

Saint Point

126 BPM · Dance · 49% Sustainer

Dance

126

49%Sustainer

Can't Sit Still

Lainey Wilson

105 BPM · Country · 66% Builder

Country

105

66%Builder

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Frequently asked

What is Camelot key 4A?

4A (F Minor) is a minor key in the Camelot wheel system used for harmonic mixing. It represents deeper, more introspective tones. Mixgraph has 27,426 tracks in this key.

What keys are harmonically compatible with 4A?

4A mixes harmonically with 5A (C Minor), 3A (Bb Minor), 4B (Ab Major), 6A (G Minor), 2A (Eb Minor). Adjacent keys on the Camelot wheel create subtle energy shifts, while the relative major creates a dramatic mood change.

What are the most popular tracks in 4A?

The most-played 4A (F Minor) tracks on Mixgraph right now are Tití Me Preguntó by Bad Bunny (103 BPM), De Lejitos (Remix) by Jay Wheeler (100 BPM), Time of Our Lives by Pitbull (123 BPM), Smack That by Eminem (119 BPM) and No Role Modelz by J. Cole (100 BPM). Browse all 27,426 tracks in 4A (F Minor) further down this page.

What genres are commonly found in 4A?

The most common genres in 4A (F Minor) include Drum & Bass, Trance (Main Floor), Tech House. Browse all 27,426 tracks to find the perfect match for your set.

Keep exploring

Interactive Camelot wheel

Plan harmonic transitions visually

BPM compatibility tool

Score tempo moves against this key

Mixing guides

Per-genre techniques with real examples

All Camelot keys

Browse every key on the wheel

DJ terms on this page: Camelot key · Harmonic mixing · Key lock · Relative major and minor · Energy boost · Full glossary

Plan a harmonically compatible set in 4A (F Minor)

Get Started Free Try Live Mode