SAME KEY
Stay on the selected code for the closest harmonic match.
JDMEET DJ TOOL / NGL–01
Choose the key playing now. Explore the same key, its neighbours and its relative major or minor.
A = minor · B = major
Tap a cell or choose from the list. Keyboard: ← → move around the ring; ↑ ↓ switch A/B.
HOW IT WORKS / BASIC HARMONIC MIXING
Stay on the selected code for the closest harmonic match.
Keep the letter and move one hour clockwise or counter-clockwise.
Keep the number and switch between its relative minor and major.
HARMONIC MIXING GUIDE / FOR DJS
The Camelot system labels 24 major and minor keys with quick DJ codes. Numbers show the position around the wheel, while A identifies minor keys and B identifies major keys. That lets you read harmonic relationships without calculating intervals during a set.
Start with the key of the track that is playing. Tap that cell in jdmeet camelot and use the four highlighted results as your shortlist: stay in the same key, move one step around the same ring, or cross to the relative major or minor key.
For example, selecting 9A / E minor highlights 8A / A minor, 10A / B minor and 9B / G major alongside 9A itself. These relationships are useful for longer blends, melodic material and vocal transitions where clashing harmony is easy to hear.
The wheel does not replace listening. Compare BPM and energy, check where phrases begin and end, and audition busy melodic sections before playing the transition live.
For a worked example, a complete key chart and common mistakes, read our Camelot wheel guide. This tool does not analyse audio files: start with the key shown in your DJ software.
JDMEET CAMELOT / FAQ
Start with the same code, one number lower, one number higher, or the same number with the opposite A/B letter. From 9A, the basic harmonic options are 9A, 8A, 10A and 9B.
A represents minor keys and B represents major keys. The same number on the A and B rings connects a relative minor and major pair.
No. Key compatibility is a strong starting point, but BPM, energy, phrasing, vocals, arrangement and the mix point still affect the transition.
Yes. Use the touch-friendly web wheel, or download the free jdmeet camelot app from the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The native app works offline and requires iOS or iPadOS 17.0 or later.
No. Choose the key already shown by your DJ software. This wheel explains key relationships; it does not upload, analyse or change your tracks.