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Mixed In Key Every track here is analyzed in Mixed In Key — more reliable than Beatport, Rekordbox, and other analysis tools.
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About this database
This database is based on my personal music library and is intended for DJs who want to quickly find the key of a track.
Every track has been analyzed using Mixed In Key and follows the Camelot Wheel system.
I rely on Mixed In Key because, in my experience, it provides the most accurate key detection available. I have yet to encounter a track it has analyzed incorrectly, while other software such as Rekordbox and platforms like Beatport occasionally assign incorrect keys.
Since I've been collecting music since childhood, some release names may be inaccurate. Over the years, many unofficial and mislabeled releases have circulated online, and correcting those entries is an ongoing process.
Harmonic mixing reference (Camelot Wheel)
Compatible keys
Mix into adjacent numbers and the matching letter to stay harmonic — neighbours on the wheel, or A↔B at the same number.
Read more about the Camelot Wheel →
Camelot ↔ Circle of fifths
Translation between traditional musical keys (circle of fifths) and the Camelot notation Mixed In Key uses.
Read more about harmonic mixing →