Lots of people say that mixing in the right key is absolutely essential. So you can use this with every key notation there is. This can be handy at first, but try to remember where you can mix to (same key, the other letter, or 1 number up or down). I have made a table below with all the possible mixes within the Camelot system. Or finally, you can mix to the same number but another letter Or you can mix to other songs with a key with a lower or higher number but the same letter So, you can mix from the current key to another song with the same key The example used in the picture is the key 8A which allows you to mix to 8A, 8B, 7A, or 9A. The key takeaway is that when you have the current key of your song you might only go to a song with the same key or that has either, the same number with the other letter (From A to B and from B to A) or the same letter a number higher or lower by 1 position in the Camelot wheel (From 12 to 11 or from 12 to 1).
#Mixed in key pirates bay how to#
I will explain to you how to mix in key with an example that is showed in the picture above.
#Mixed in key pirates bay software#
This particular one is that the software mixed in key uses which we will talk more about at the end of the article. Be aware that different wheels and notations might have different letters or colors. Every key also has a certain color associated with it. The A stands for minor and the B stand for major keys. Every number has 2 layers that exist of an A or a B. The Camelot wheel is thus made up of 12 numbers ranging up from 1 to 12. Because the letters and numbers are in chronological order it's really easy to know what goes together well. On this particular wheel, the letters match those of a clock and that will help you with remembering the Camelot wheel and being able to visualize it. Its a visualization to easily find your way with mixing in key. For mixing in the correct key we will be using the Camelot wheel.
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