Hi Tim, yes - that is correct - b is flat and # is sharp. All keys are equal, so they all count as one key. A-flat may also be referred to as G-sharp, that is, the key between G and A. You should find G# on the Camelot wheel.
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FollowHarmonic keys - which ones mean which?
I've been doing my reading on theory. That said, I'm trying to grasp the annotations first.
Regarding the Rekordbox Key display, is this correct:
A = A major
Am = A minor
A#m = A sharp minor
Abm = A flat minor
Lastly, I get that not all items in RB are on the Camelot wheel, and that you just go up one key to get from sharp to flat (A# = Bb)
But now that I'm looking at RB, I see a lot of things like A#m (A-Sharp-Minor). What do I do in this case? I also have a D#m and F#m.
Perhaps A# = A#m??
Thank you!
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Thank you Gavin!
I was editing the OP, so I added a secondary paragraph if you have a moment.
Regards.
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A# = A-Sharp-Major
A#m = A-Sharp-Minor
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