Camelot Key · Harmonic Planner

4A — F minor

Camelot 4A · 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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Armin van Buuren — Blah Blah Blah

138Armada Music

17x

Anyma & Massano ft. Nathan Nicholson — Angel In The Dark

128

14x

Touchtalk — Change It

123LoveDogs

10x

Martin Garrix & MOTi ft. Jenny Wahlström — Virus (How About Now)

128

Martin Garrix & Sem Vox ft. Jaimes — Gravity

127

BLACKPINK — JUMP

145YG Entertainment

Shakedown — At Night

127Defected Records

Ratty — Sunrise

144Armada Music Albums

Radiohead — Everything In Its Right Place

124XL Recordings

Armin van Buuren feat. Sharon Den Adel — In And Out Of Love

135Armada Music Albums

Age Of Love — The Age Of Love

130Diki Records

Akon, Eminem — Smack That

119Konvict/Upfront/SRC/Universal Records

The Prodigy — No Good

145XL Recordings

R3SPAWN — No Good (Start the Dance)

138Bounce & Bass

Shouse — Love Tonight

123Hell Beach

MEDUZA & GENESI — Edge Of The World

126

Marlon Hoffstadt & KI/KI — Losing Control

148KI/KI / Marlon Hoffstadt & Capitol Records

Energy 52 — Cafe Del Mar

138Superstition Records

Mind Against — Walking Away

121

Adriatique & Yubik & Vincent Vossen — Never Alone

126

As we delve into the realm of Camelot key 4A, we're transported to a world of melancholic F minor, where rich, somber tones reign supreme. DJs who master the art of harmonic mixing know that transitioning seamlessly between compatible keys is key to crafting a cohesive set that keeps the crowd engaged. In the case of 4A, compatible keys 4B (Ab major), 3A (Bb minor), and 5A (C minor) blend together with ease, thanks to their shared emotional resonance and subtle harmonic connections. By expertly weaving these keys together, DJs can create a sense of continuity and flow that keeps the dance floor moving, highlighting the importance of harmonic mixing in elevating their craft.