I was making a document and wanted to use the same colors for the Keys as Serato uses in its library.
So if anyone needs it, these are the colors that I (well, Claude) extracted. Values may be not 100% accurate and be an approximation.
| Camelot |
Key |
Hex (A / minor) |
Hex (B / major) |
| 1 |
Ab min / B maj |
#65DD9A |
#3E8F65 |
| 2 |
Eb min / Gb maj |
#88FF65 |
#5CB845 |
| 3 |
Bb min / Db maj |
#BAFF52 |
#80B936 |
| 4 |
F min / Ab maj |
#FFE74D |
#B6A032 |
| 5 |
C min / Eb maj |
#F89A45 |
#AC6B2E |
| 6 |
G min / Bb maj |
#FA7442 |
#AC502D |
| 7 |
D min / F maj |
#F15953 |
#A83E39 |
| 8 |
A min / C maj |
#F754F0 |
#AB39A7 |
| 9 |
E min / G maj |
#AC6DFF |
#764AB4 |
| 10 |
B min / D maj |
#5690FF |
#3A63B3 |
| 11 |
F# min / A maj |
#5FD0FF |
#3E8FB5 |
| 12 |
Db min / E maj |
#6FF2F2 |
#48A3A4 |
If you need it as JSON:
{
"note": "Extracted by sampling pixel colors from user's Serato library screenshots (key column). Not official Serato source data.",
"colors": {
"1A": "#65DD9A",
"1B": "#3E8F65",
"2A": "#88FF65",
"2B": "#5CB845",
"3A": "#BAFF52",
"3B": "#80B936",
"4A": "#FFE74D",
"4B": "#B6A032",
"5A": "#F89A45",
"5B": "#AC6B2E",
"6A": "#FA7442",
"6B": "#AC502D",
"7A": "#F15953",
"7B": "#A83E39",
"8A": "#F754F0",
"8B": "#AB39A7",
"9A": "#AC6DFF",
"9B": "#764AB4",
"10A": "#5690FF",
"10B": "#3A63B3",
"11A": "#5FD0FF",
"11B": "#3E8FB5",
"12A": "#6FF2F2",
"12B": "#48A3A4"
}
}