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  "description": "Workshop materials and outline for the Introduction to music-making in Extempore session at ICLC 2020, Limerick.",
  "path": "/blog/2020/02/06/iclc-extempore-workshop",
  "publishedAt": "2020-02-06T00:00:00.000Z",
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  "tags": [
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    "livecoding",
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  "textContent": "If you're here for the ICLC Extempore workshop Introduction to music-making in Extempore, then welcome! Here are the details if you're still trying to find us: Date: Thu 6 Feb 2020 Time: 14:30--18:30 GMT Location: Room CSG-013, Computer Science Building (building 8 on the campus map), University of Limerick Workshop outline | 1430 | intro & getting to know each other | | 1500 | Extempore hacking | | 1615 | afternoon tea break | | 1630 | moar Extempore hacking | | 1730 | demos | | 1800 | open feedback | Intro about me potted history of Extempore what we will/might/won't cover today (a JIT workshop!) meet one another, goal setting, CoC Extempore hacking First, set Extempore up on your machine using the quickstart instructions. Then, depending on which path you'd like to go down first, continue to either the sharedsystem (synthesis & sampling) guide or the pattern language guide. Demo time & open feedback At the end of the workshop, there will be a chance to share with the group both the things you've made today and any thoughts on how we can do things (Extempore-wise) better, friendlier, open-er and more accessible. Improving the onboarding experience for Extempore is one of my big goals this year, so all attendees get a chance to contribute to that broader mission.",
  "title": "ICLC Extempore workshop"
}