On Jun 24, 11:26 am, "Brandon J. Van Every" <bvanev...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
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> BTW asking these questions on Usenet, you're very likely to get
> cheapskate answers. If you're trying to evaluate the cheapskate indie
> audience that's valid. But that may not be a good business model for
> you, and you should make sure to ask an audience that actually has
> money. You could ask people face-to-face at an IGDA chapter meeting,
> for instance. Or you could cold call some game companies and ask what
> their needs are.
It occurs to me that you should run your questionnaire on web forums
specifically aimed at indie game developers. Figuring out where those
forums are is left as an exercise to the reader. I haven't been
hanging out on 'em so I'm not fresh on 'em. Hm, maybe I should.
> > 6. Are there business's out there that specialise in doing music for
> > computer games?
>
> Yep.
>
> > 7. If yes can you name a few and possibly their website address?
>
> Google is your friend.
Also, get rid of questions 6. and 7. You've got the answer and you
don't need to ask dozens of people for the answer. If you leave them
in, it'll sound like you're too lazy to Google, and then people will
be a lot less interested in answering your questions.
Cheers,
Brandon Van Every
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