Key Notation Converter
Standard, Camelot and Open Key, side by side.
Standard ↔ Camelot ↔ Open Key
8APick any keyMinor (A) and major (B), Camelot-ordered
A minorSame key, four notations
Standard
Am
Enharmonic
A minor
Camelot
8A
Open Key
1m
Full reference table
All 24 keysStandardEnharmonicCamelotOpen Key
G♯m minAb minor1A6m
B majB major1B6d
D♯m minEb minor2A7m
F♯ majGb major2B7d
A♯m minBb minor3A8m
C♯ majDb major3B8d
Fm minF minor4A9m
G♯ majAb major4B9d
Cm minC minor5A10m
D♯ majEb major5B10d
Gm minG minor6A11m
A♯ majBb major6B11d
Dm minD minor7A12m
F majF major7B12d
Am minA minor8A1m
C majC major8B1d
Em minE minor9A2m
G majG major9B2d
Bm minB minor10A3m
D majD major10B3d
F♯m minGb minor11A4m
A majA major11B4d
C♯m minDb minor12A5m
E majE major12B5d
Three notations, one key
Standard — what your sheet music or DAW shows. C minor, F♯ major.
Camelot — the DJ wheel. Numbers 1–12, A = minor, B = major. Used by Mixed In Key, Rekordbox, Serato.
Open Key — alternative DJ notation with m (minor) or d (major).
Why convert?
- Trading tracks with DJs who use different software.
- Importing a setlist from one platform to another.
- Quick sanity check before a harmonic mix.
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