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I'm doing a market research project for University and would be grateful if anyone could take time to answer these questions.

I've tried to make it multiple choice as that is easier to compile into statistics but if you wish to elaborate, please do.

1) How do you find out about your music?
a) Live or Radio DJ's(including podcasts from websites)
b) The Internet
c) Going into your local record store and listening
d) Listening to previews on online stores(please state which ones)
e) Word of mouth

2) How open are you to new music?
a) Very - I'll listen to anything I can get my hands on
b) Medium - I listen to releases from my favourite record labels and artists
c) Not at all - I need to know a track inside out before I buy it.

3) Do you ever buy music without hearing it first?
a) Yes - If its hyped enough I'll see what the fuss is about.
b) No - I'm very skeptical about new artists.

4) How much money per month do you reckon you spend on music?
a) £50 or less
b) £50 or more
c) £100 or more.

5) Which medium do you purchase more of?
a) Physical - Vinyl, CD, Casette etc
b) Digital - Mp3 etc.

6) What is your favourite music genre?
I know that judging by the name of the forum, it's probably dubstep so be specific!



Any input from anyone would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.

Anyone?

1, all but c
2, a
3, b (wouldnt say im skeptical though about new artists)
4, a
5, a
6, 2 step

1. all but c
2. b
3. b
4. a
5. a
6. Dubstep

1. E

2. A

3. B

4. A

5. A

6. Dubstep (variations of all of it but more the deeper, dark stuff like Kryptic Minds) and Autonomic is quite rapidly becoming a favourite genre of mine.

Sorry double post.

[quote="j_j_c"]I'm doing a market research project for University and would be grateful if anyone could take time to answer these questions.

I've tried to make it multiple choice as that is easier to compile into statistics but if you wish to elaborate, please do.

1) b
2)b
3)b im not skeptical but i wouldnt bu something without listening
4) a
5) a
6) Drum n Base, mainly liquid. Also like deep dubstep, but I also do love to skank out to some jump up dnb and sub, so Im kinda open to both the genres.

Thanks alot folks, anyone else want to chime in?

1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. A
6. All dubstep aside from midrange bass brostep.

1. B, C, D, E
2. A
3. B
4. C
5. A
6. most dubstep

1. B, D (Juno & Beatport)
2. A
3. B (not skeptical, its just common sense )
4. B
5. A, B (cds & wav files)
6. Dubstep, for want of a better term, cos its not just one thing. And I do like a bit of bhangra...
I like lots of things, I think the only thing I can't be bothered with anymore is breaks.

1) A, B, D, E
2) A
3) A
4) B
5) A
6) Anything electronic.

1. a, b, d (digital-tunes.net, beatport, dubsteprecords.com) and e
2. a
3. a
4. b
5. b
6. dubstep, breaks and electro

excellent! that's such a good help, reports due in tomorrow so if there is anyone else who feels like chiming in the please do

also, i probably worded question 3 wrong, apologies! you all got the gist i'm sure.

1. all
2. a
3. a
4. b
5. a
6. Hardcore Punk & it's many variations (genre I've loved the longest, eh?)

'm doing a market research project for University and would be grateful if anyone could take time to answer these questions.

I've tried to make it multiple choice as that is easier to compile into statistics but if you wish to elaborate, please do.

1) How do you find out about your music?
a) Radio Mixes
b) The Internet
c) Tribe/Crash records
d) Boomkat




2) How open are you to new music?
a) Very - I'll listen to anything I can get my hands on

3) Do you ever buy music without hearing it first?
a) Yes - Sometimes..

4) How much money per month do you reckon you spend on music?
c) £100 or more.

5) Which medium do you purchase more of?
a) Physical - Vinyl, CD, Casette etc

6) What is your favourite music genre?
Not fussy but mainly Bassy Electronic Deep Shit (AKA BEDS)

1) How do you find out about your music?
a) Live or Radio DJ's(including podcasts from websites)
b) The Internet
c)
d) Listening to previews on online stores (chemical records - red eye records)
e) Word of mouth

2) How open are you to new music?
a) Very - I'll listen to anything I can get my hands on
b)
c)

3) Do you ever buy music without hearing it first?
a) Yes - If its hyped enough I'll see what the fuss is about.
b)

4) How much money per month do you reckon you spend on music?
a) £50 or less
b)
c)

5) Which medium do you purchase more of?
a) Physical - Vinyl, CD, Casette etc
b)

6) What is your favourite music genre?
impossible to answer

1) How do you find out about your music?
b) The Internet
There are no real record stores in Indonesia, only a handful of CD stores selling very mainstream stuff. The closest HMV for example, is Singapore.

2) How open are you to new music?
b) Medium - I listen to releases from my favourite record labels and artists

3) Do you ever buy music without hearing it first?
a) Yes - If its hyped enough I'll see what the fuss is about.

4) How much money per month do you reckon you spend on music?
a) £50 or less

5) Which medium do you purchase more of?
b) Digital - Mp3 etc.
As stated above, this is through lack of choice. Also Beatport, Amazon and iTunes do not accept Indonesian credit card payments. Neither does Juno. Therefore I am restricted to Chemical & Boomkat as the only two places to accept Indonesian credit cards. That sucks deep.

6) What is your favourite music genre?
Electrotrash, Crunk House, Drum n Bass, Metal.... And yes Dubstep but not too savage. I like the more varied, techy stuff. Really feeling HumanLeft right now.

Good luck with it.

1. All but D.
2. A.
3. A.
4. C (Double or 3 times that usually).
5. A (By a large amount).
6. Hip Hop.

1) B, D, E

2) A

3) A

4) C

5) A (always vinyl if possible)

6) Too many to mention - Dubstep, Dub, Psychedelia/Garage Punk, Punk, Funk - the list is endless!