A piece that I created based on the guide to harmonic mixing (a handy tool for DJs) and my own grapheme synæsthesia. All the note letters are represented by the colours that I see that letter, as well as the numbers around the edge that form the ‘clock’. The way that this wheel works is based on song keys, and which keys work well with others. Keys next to or below/above another will work well with each other, and jumping clockwise in the wheel will give a sort of ‘boost’ to the feel of the music. Websites like Chemical Records show the key information with tracks available to purchase. It’s a slightly longer method if you want to do it yourself…
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