Songs by BPM & key
Search songs by tempo and key, and use the Camelot wheel to find keys that mix together. Built for DJs, producers and playlist makers.
Camelot wheel
Try a key like "C#m", "Eb major" or a Camelot code like "5A".
Click a key on the wheel. Highlighted keys mix smoothly with it: same number (relative major/minor), one step around (±1), +2 for an energy boost, +7 for a semitone lift.
Find songs
Song tempo and key data from GetSongBPM. Want your own track's BPM and key? Use the BPM & key finder.
What does the Camelot number mean?
Each of the 24 keys gets a number (1–12) and a letter: A for minor, B for major. Moving one number around the wheel is a fifth up or down, the smoothest key change.
Which keys can I mix together?
The same code, the same number with the other letter (relative major/minor), or one number up or down with the same letter. For example, 8A works with 8A, 8B, 7A and 9A.
What is Open Key notation?
The same idea as Camelot, used by Traktor: numbers 1–12 with "d" for major and "m" for minor. 8A in Camelot is 1m in Open Key.