Camelot Key · Harmonic Planner

2B — F# major

Camelot 2B · 20 tracks · 10 sets

1A 1B 2A 2B 3A 3B 4A 4B 5A 5B 6A 6B 7A 7B 8A 8B 9A 9B 10A 10B 11A 11B 12A 12B

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Zombie Nation — Kernkraft 400

140

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Massano — Fama Land

132Simulate Recordings

Faded — Alone - Alan Walker

180

Armand van Helden — I Want Your Soul

128Southern Fried Records

Tiësto — Elements Of Life

136A State of Trance

Slam — Positive Education (Framewerk Rewerk)

127

GAIA — Status Excessu D

136Armada Music Albums

Outlander — Vamp

127R&S Records

Argy & John Cala — BOOM

124NEWORLD

CamelPhat & Elderbrook — Cola

122Defected Records

Jonathan — London Sound [DIYNAMIC]

125

Charlotte De Witte — High Street

138KNTXT

Carl Bee — Mangatune (Original Mix) [Diynamic Music]

127

Hozho — Was it worth it?

127Crash Your Sound

Sam Paganini — Rave Boris Brejcha remix

125JAM

Massano ft. Braev — Fade Away

124Simulate Recordings

Joezi — Nocturnal (ALUKU)

121

Dimension — Omiki, Liquid Soul, Vini Vici

138

Anyma & MAGNUS — Leave A Mark

128Anyma/Interscope Records

Martin Garrix & Saksham ft. Scott Quinn — Ain't Letting You Down

128

As a seasoned DJ, you're likely familiar with the Camelot key system, a powerful tool for creating seamless transitions between tracks. Key 2B, specifically, is F# major - a bright, uplifting sound that's perfect for energizing crowds. To maximize the potential of 2B, DJs often pair it with its harmonically compatible keys: 2A (Eb minor), 1B (B major), and 3B (Db major). These keys blend together beautifully, with the Eb minor adding a touch of melancholy to balance out the F# major's exuberance, while the B major and Db major provide a sense of tension and release that propels the mix forward. By incorporating these compatible keys into your transitions, you can create a cohesive, engaging sound that keeps the dance floor moving.