Music explorer /BPM & KEY
JulBPM, musical key and Camelot
Catalogued recording
Hear the pulse
Metronome only, not a preview of the song.
HARMONIC MIX
Explore the same key, its Camelot neighbours or its relative major / minor. These are mixing suggestions to test by ear.
E minor
A minor
B minor
G major
Similar tempos help with transitions. Half-time and double-time feels can work too.
The reported tempo is 100 BPM for “Enregistrement référencé”. Use the metronome to hear this pulse. Live, remixed or sped-up versions may have a different tempo.
The reported musical key is E minor, or 9A in Camelot notation. Check the recording version before preparing your mix.
Set your project tempo and use the key as a starting point for chords, vocals or samples. Camelot matches are suggestions to explore: always check transitions by ear.
An analysis may count the pulse at half or double time. Studio, live and remix versions can also differ. You can compare with your own file in BPM Finder.
Musical reference points for “Zulu Ate The Drum” by Jul: 100 BPM · E minor · Camelot 9A. Set your project tempo and use the key to prepare chords, vocals or a mix. Always check the recording version.
