Question about the keys of tracks

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I was sorting my music by keys and found that some tracks were composed in keys C#min and G#min which were not included in Camelot wheel. Can anyone advise what the correspoding keys of these 2 keys above are? I use Camelot wheel for harmonic mixing, hence I need to know the corresponding keys.

Also another question is - if I increase the bpm of a track, its pitch will be increased too, resulting in key change. How do I determine in which key my track has become? I use Traktor 2. Thanks all!

[Yellit]

Chad (from MIK) answered this on the MIK forums (http://community.mixedinkey.com/Topics/8814/cm-gm):

Gravatar Chad (MIK Mod)
Sunday, July 24, 2011 5:21 PM
Hi,


Thanks for posting, I am happy to help:


C# minor = Db minor = 12A
G# Minor = Ab minor = 1A

As for your 2nd question: I don't think there's a way for Traktor to tell you that, you would need to know by ear I suppose. Alternatively you could use the key lock which prevents the key change when altering the tempo.

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Regarding my 2nd question I read on some forum that increasing or decreasing the pitch by 6 % will mean moving by one semitone. If thats true then this answers my question

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Chad (from MIK) answered this on the MIK forums (http://community.mixedinkey.com/Topics/8814/cm-gm):



As for your 2nd question: I don't think there's a way for Traktor to tell you that, you would need to know by ear I suppose. Alternatively you could use the key lock which prevents the key change when altering the tempo.

The link is not working

[Yellit]

looks like the bracket is including itself in the link, try this: http://community.mixedinkey.com/Topics/8814/cm-gm