Pitch Slider Calculator


        

        


        

          circle of fifths / relative major-minor pairs
          
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F major - D minor   
C major - A minor 
G major - E minor 
D major - B minor 
A major - F#/Gb minor 
E major - C#/Db minor 
B major - G#/Ab minor 
F#/Gb major - D#/Eb minor 
C#/Db major - A#/Bb minor 
G#/Ab major - F minor 
D#/Eb major - C minor 
A#/Bb major - G minor 
F major - D minor   
C major - A minor 
...
          

        


    


    
      
      

      

      

        When you move the pitch slider on a turntable (or a CDJ with master tempo off) the key and tempo of the track both change accordingly. We can use some basic math to try find other tracks that might sync up rhythmically and harmonically if we pitch one or the other up or down. 

        
        +1 step +5.946% tempo
        +2 step +12.246% tempo
        -1 step -5.613% tempo
        -2 step -10.910% tempo
        


        In theory if you have a track in C major at 120bpm, and a track in D flat major at 127bpm you might be able to play the first one faster or the second one slower in order to get them in roughly the same key and BPM. Or the relative major/minor could also work, for example a track in B flat minor at 127bpm could be used instead of one in D flat major. 

      


      


      Made by DJ Sad Gay Techno