Ten tools, free, no account and no sign-up. Each one is built on the same
measured corpus as our research — so where a tool
tells you something, it can also tell you how often it is actually true.
Every one of them is a small piece of what MixReady does across a whole
library. The Camelot wheel checks one pair; MixReady checks every transition in a
set. The set calculator gives you a shape; MixReady fills it from music you
already own. Showing the pieces is the most honest advertisement we have —
and the data behind them is worth publishing whether or not you ever install
anything.
The data underneath
Where a tool states a number, it comes from the same corpus as
MixReady Research: more than 70,000 published DJ
sets and growing, spanning four decades and 200+ genre labels, with over a
million track-to-track transitions and growing. That is why the Camelot
wheel can tell you the relative major/minor flip shows no preference at all,
and why the set calculator can place your slot against the real
distribution rather than a rule of thumb.
You are welcome to quote or link any of it with attribution. If you are
quoting a figure, please carry its caveats with it — most of them change
what the number means.
MixReady