en in electronic music and why do we hear less electronic music made by women? In this episode, Xylo chats to university professor, producer and DJ, Sam Parsley on her research and findings on the systemic barriers that women encounter and offers practical advice for aspiring musicians and industry gatekeepers alike.

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Website: www.inthekey.org/minor-keys-book
instagram: @inthekeyofficial
Publisher website for book where discount code in episode can be used from 9 Oct until Feb 2026
Eventbrite to sign up for ADE panel and book launch

1d:T473,As an independent musician, diving into the world of MIDI controllers and studio gear can feel intimidating, especially if you’re unsure where to start or which tools best suit your creative process. In this episode, Xylo chats with Alex Godfrey, Product Specialist at the Focusrite Group, about what MIDI controllers actually are, how they work, and how to choose the right one for your music.With over 10 years at Focusrite and hands-on experience representing brands like Novation, Sequential, Oberheim, Focusrite, Adam Audio, and Sonnox, Alex breaks down the essentials of MIDI technology in a clear and practical way. From testing music tech as part of Focusrite’s QA Engineering team to producing experimental tracks as Psychedalex, he brings both technical expertise and creative insight. Whethe

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