How DJ's Mix In Key - the easy way!

Is it even important to mix in key? If you have beat-matched your tunes, everything looks like it should work but for some reason it still doesn't sound great...the chances are you are facing a key clash and this is when you need to mix a song with a compatible key.
If you are a beginner and this all sounds a little complicated- don't worry!
This video shows you how to mix in key the easy way using a simple tool known as the Camelot Wheel. I will show you how it works to ensure you never have a key clash again!
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Timestamps
00:00- Intro
00:20- What Is a Key?
02:00- The Camelot Wheel
02:50- How to Mix In Key
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[@djkarlthomas]

Apologies for the slight background flicker...camera frame rate wasn’t quite set right.

[@RealLifeDJ]

Difficult subject for a video, well done 😎🎧👍🏻

[@djkarlthomas]

It took a few takes to try and make it as simple as possible haha! Thank you!

[@user-lm3fh1jp5m]

Another really informative video, keep up the good work!

[@djkarlthomas]

Thank you buddy 😊

[@Djfunkymike]

Very interesting, nice one, thanks for the info

[@djkarlthomas]

Thank you mate!

[@samtullett6889]

Really helpful and nice haircut

[@djkarlthomas]

Lol it needs another cut 😂

[@adriancambier7464]

So the camelot System is just the circle of fifth rotated 120 degrees anti clockwise right ? Do you have an idea why they decided to rotate it ( starting on Emajor on 12 oclock instead of Cmajor ?) ...
Another question, The neighbours keys fit well together because they only have 1 note difference , right?

[@djkarlthomas]

Thank you for watching, so the Camelot wheel and circle of fifths are the same information- just displayed in different ways.