Camelot Wheel

Click any key to see compatible mixing options across four tiers — safe blends, energy shifts, advanced moves, and the tritone. Then dig into the tracks that live there.

Notation
Selected
Safe
Energy shift
Advanced
Tritone

Safe matches

Always work

Pick a key on the wheel to see its safe matches.

1AA♭ Minor1BB Major2AE♭ Minor2BF♯ Major3AB♭ Minor3BD♭ Major4AF Minor4BA♭ Major5AC Minor5BE♭ Major6AG Minor6BB♭ Major7AD Minor7BF Major8AA Minor8BC Major9AE Minor9BG Major10AB Minor10BD Major11AF♯ Minor11BA Major12AC♯ Minor12BE Major

Energy shifts

Use with intention

Energy moves appear once you select a key.

Advanced

Bold creative moves

Bold moves appear once you select a key.

Use to step, A B to flip, 19 to jump, Esc to clear.

Select a key on the wheel to see the most popular tracks in that key.

How harmonic mixing works

What is the Camelot wheel?

A circle of 24 keys that maps musical compatibility to a number-and-letter code. Outer ring is major (B), inner ring is minor (A). Keys next to each other on the wheel sound natural together, so DJs can mix harmonically without thinking in sharps and flats.

Energy direction

Moving clockwise around the wheel brightens the harmony — Mixgraph treats it as an energy lift. Counter-clockwise moves release tension and ease energy down. Our scoring engine has this baked in, so flows planned with energy intent get bonuses for the right direction.

When to break the rules

The boldest moments come from intentional clashes — tritone jumps, parallel-key shifts, dramatic mood flips. Use them sparingly to mark a peak or a reset; the safe moves earn the right to take a risk.

Plan a harmonically compatible set

Use the Camelot wheel on the go

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