Choose the Opening Record
Search by title and artist, then choose the exact version you want to begin with. Remixes and live edits can have different key and tempo data.
Pick an opening track and get a full set built around it, sequenced so each transition stays harmonically compatible.
Add the artist after a dash for an exact match, for example "Shape of You - Ed Sheeran".
Start from one opening track and turn compatible candidates into a usable running order for your next mix.
Search by title and artist, then choose the exact version you want to begin with. Remixes and live edits can have different key and tempo data.
The generator starts with related music and ranks the options using musical key, BPM, and energy rather than a genre label alone.
Read the Camelot code and tempo beside each selection, then listen to the proposed transitions before playing them in public.
A compatible key and manageable tempo change reduce avoidable clashes, while leaving room for a DJ to shape the room with their own ears.
Suggestions are sequenced from the opening track, giving you a practical first pass at a progression instead of disconnected discoveries.
See the key relationship and pace of every proposed handoff, so you can decide where to preserve energy or deliberately change direction.
Use the playlist analyzer when you already have a longer list and want to inspect its distribution and harmonic order.
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Begin with the record that establishes the intended direction, then audition the suggested transitions before performing.
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Use one reliable anchor track to discover compatible candidates, rather than guessing a sequence from genre labels alone.
The generator narrows and orders a candidate pool; it does not produce a finished performance plan or an engineered energy curve. Use it to reduce search time, then audition every transition in context.
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The candidate pool starts with tracks from related artists, then favors compatible key, smaller tempo gaps, and closer energy. The proposed running order prioritizes Camelot and tempo transitions; vocals, arrangement density, phrase timing, and the room still require listening.
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Use one exact release as the seed when you need a focused crate of up to 25 candidates. When you already have a longer list, move it to Playlist Analyzer so unmatched tracks, tempo distribution, feature coverage, and another harmonic order stay visible.
Audio Tools
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