Workflow pack
BeatKey Sample Flip Pack
A practical workflow pack for turning BPM, key, and Camelot results into finished sample-flip, DJ transition, and remix sketch decisions.
Free Sample Flip Pack
Get a compact PDF with practical prompts for choosing chords, bass notes, drum feel, and arrangement moves after BeatKey finds the BPM and key.
- Free Sample Flip Pack available now
- No card required
- More workflow templates coming soon
Complete Edition preview
Go from one detected result to a finished 8-bar proof
The Complete Edition expands the starter kit into a repeatable decision system: choose a harmonic lane, lock the rhythm and low end, follow a worked recipe, build contrast, and run a pre-bounce audit.
One click records interest in the 10-page Complete Edition; no email required.
25 BPM/key decision workflows for sample flips, DJ transitions, remix sketches, and loop layering
Camelot-compatible move prompts for staying in key without memorizing theory
8-bar sketch worksheets that turn a detected key and BPM into a concrete first arrangement
Drum-grid, chord, bass, and texture prompts designed for DAW-agnostic production
Workflow Preview
Build the first 8 bars around A minor pentatonic. Try C major for a brighter hook, then return to A minor for the verse.
Same Camelot family keeps the lift musical without making the sample feel detached.
Write drums in half-time at 76 BPM, tune the 808 to C#, and test E major pads for contrast.
The relative major adds color while the low end still anchors the detected root.
Use a four-on-the-floor groove, keep melodic layers in Ab major, and pitch vocal chops by scale tones.
House-friendly tempo plus a clear major key makes scale-locked vocal edits easy to audition.
Free starter kit by email
Email yourself the Sample Flip Pack PDF
Get BPM/key planning, chop directions, key-compatible moves, drum-grid starters, genre lanes, and an 8-bar sketch plan before you open the DAW.
- 25 BPM/key flip prompts
- Camelot-safe key moves
- Printable 8-bar worksheet
Free. No card. One email with the worksheet PDF.
Who It Is For
Producers who can find a key but still lose time deciding what to write next.
DJs and remixers who want harmonic options without a full theory study session.
Sample-flip beginners who need repeatable prompts instead of another blank project.
Start With a Real Sample
Analyze the sample first, then use the pack to choose a compatible bass note, chord move, drum grid, and arrangement direction.
Analyze BPM + Key