Camelot reference

2A Eb minor

2A is the Camelot code for Eb minor. It mixes cleanly with 1A, 3A, 2B, 4A, 12A, 1B, 3B — those are the keys that share enough notes for the blend to hold.

The four moves out of 2A

Stay
2A Eb minor

Same key. The safest blend there is — nothing to clash.

Energy up
3A Bb minor

One step clockwise. Lifts the room without changing the mood.

Energy down
1A Ab minor

One step back. Cools it off, same tonal family.

Mood flip
2B F# major

Relative major/minor switch. Same notes, different feeling.

Every key scored against 2A

These are the same numbers the Harmoniq engine uses when it sorts your library. 100 is the same key; anything at 55 or above is workable.

KeyCamelot ScoreBlend
Ab minor 1A88 Smooth
Bb minor 3A88 Smooth
F# major 2B85 Mood flip
F minor 4A62 Workable
Db minor 12A62 Workable
B major 1B55 Workable
Db major 3B55 Workable
Ab major 4B29 Clash
E major 12B29 Clash
C minor 5A21 Clash
Eb major 5B21 Clash
F# minor 11A21 Clash
A major 11B21 Clash
G minor 6A13 Clash
Bb major 6B13 Clash
B minor 10A13 Clash
D major 10B13 Clash
D minor 7A10 Clash
F major 7B10 Clash
A minor 8A10 Clash
C major 8B10 Clash
E minor 9A10 Clash
G major 9B10 Clash

The notes in Eb minor

EbFGbAbBbBDb

Two keys blend when their scales overlap. That is all harmonic mixing is — the Camelot wheel is just a faster way to see it.

Key is half the answer

Tempo still has to line up, and a key detector that is wrong is worse than no key at all. Harmoniq gives every result a confidence score, so you know when to trust it and when to listen first.

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Nearby keys

1A · Ab minor3A · Bb minor2B · F# major4A · F minor12A · Db minor1B · B major

All 24 Camelot keys