Harmonic Mixing Tool
Unlock the full energy map.
Launch price €3.99 until 30 November, then €5.49.
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Nothing to install: Key Navigator runs in any current browser and keeps working offline once it has loaded. Installing only gives it its own icon and window.
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The standard Camelot wheel gives you three compatibility types: same key, one step adjacent, and relative major/minor. Key Navigator expands this to 8 directional match categories (Core includes level 1 of each energy direction, Pro adds levels 2 and 3) — letting you plan not just which keys mix, but how the energy of a set moves with each transition.
Traditional harmonic mixing only answers "will these keys clash?" This wheel answers "where does this take the crowd?" Boost moves raise perceived energy and tension. Drop moves lower it. Each level quantifies how dramatic the shift is — so you can plan a slow burn build, a peak-time push, or a smooth comedown with precision.
The result: eleven ways out of every key instead of three, almost four times as many as a standard wheel, each with a defined energy direction.
Each tip starts with how to mix, the reason follows in brackets. Levels rate how strongly the energy change is felt, not how far apart the keys are.
Your ears decide. The categories follow music theory: they show which keys fit and what each move does harmonically. But every track brings its own energy, from groove and sound to arrangement and vocals. A harmonic boost points the way, it doesn't guarantee a great mix. Key Navigator doesn't replace your ears. It's your guide, and it shows you far more options than the classic wheel.
Select a key by clicking any segment on the wheel or any button in the Quick-Select grid. All compatible keys light up instantly in their category colour.
Read the panel (right side) for a grouped list of every compatible key, sorted by category. Click any chip to pivot to that key.
Filter categories using the slider icon in the settings bar to focus only on the match types relevant to your current goal.
Toggle Key Names (KN) to switch between Camelot notation (e.g. 8A) and musical key names (e.g. A min) — whichever matches your library tags.
Switch layouts with the view icons — including Dual Wheels: two independent wheels side by side, each with its own match-category settings below it. Ideal for comparing two scenarios at once. Requires Pro
Click the active key again to deselect and reset the wheel — or simply press R or Esc. Switch layout modes at any time without losing your selection.
Toggle Quick Check in the top bar — or press Q — to answer one question instantly: do these two keys work together? Pick a first key, then a second — the app immediately names the match category, or flags a Clash.
The first key stays locked while you tap through candidates — perfect for finding the right next track for the song you're playing. All 8 match categories count here, regardless of your filter settings.
Tap the locked key again, or press R / Esc, to reset.
This wheel is built right into Playlist Architect Pro — a dedicated tool that lets you plan and build complete DJ sets and playlists quickly and efficiently, with harmonic mixing at its core.
And there's more: mnmedia.app offers a growing suite of tools for DJs and music creators. Worth a visit whenever you need a workflow boost.