What does A#m / Am / A# mean ?? (just started learning djing)

Hey so i just started leaning about harmonic mixing and stuff , gotta say sounds interesting, so i did my research found mixed in key and rapid evolution, i opted for rapid and facing some problems , iknow it sounds so noobish and stupid but what the hell is A#m Am A# ? :o

im sure its major and minor things but i swear i just started educating myself would be great if someone helped :D and much much more great if someone can link me or guide me to a website or something where i can serve my self without asking anymore stupid questions :)

cheers
ziz

a sharp minor, a minor and a sharp, mixed in key uses a camelot system which is alot simpler imo, but heres ean goldens post on it http://www.djtechtools.com/2009/11/0...are-smackdown/ which has a camelot wheel in it, but i spose you would've already seen that if you've done a search

yeah, # is the symbol for sharp and b (not a b but it looks very similar) is the symbol for flat.
camelot is easier, however. you should learn about key structures. it really is an important thing to understand with all music.

http://www.musictheory.net/lessons
work your way through those lessons. they dont take long and are easy to understand. i use to use them during my music theory courses in high school.

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Originally Posted by djalexlaine

yeah, # is the symbol for sharp and b (not a b but it looks very similar) is the symbol for flat.
camelot is easier, however. you should learn about key structures. it really is an important thing to understand with all music.

http://www.musictheory.net/lessons
work your way through those lessons. they dont take long and are easy to understand. i use to use them during my music theory courses in high school.

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Holy crap those are excellent lessons. Thanks for that!

Sorry for the double post. Just thought I should mention I've done a quick post on my site about your recommendation!

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New post: [Top tip] Learn some music theory http://www.djs-life.co.uk/?p=301 #djing #tech# #music

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no worries man. basic music theory is super easy to learn and incredibly helpful.

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Originally Posted by djalexlaine

yeah, # is the symbol for sharp and b (not a b but it looks very similar) is the symbol for flat.
camelot is easier, however. you should learn about key structures. it really is an important thing to understand with all music.

http://www.musictheory.net/lessons
work your way through those lessons. they dont take long and are easy to understand. i use to use them during my music theory courses in high school.

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Thank You VERY MUCH Alex :D and Milky yea i saw the Camelot wheel already just didnt know which symbol goes for what name :o

Getting some education now hope i dont have anymore stupid questions, thanks again :D

yeah, that website is brilliant. like i said, we used in in my theory class in high school for the interactive lessons, specifically the ear training.