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Consistency of listening experience
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How consistently do you perceive quality in music ?
The sounds I consider good music are very clearly defined to me, and I expect them to remain much the same for the rest of my life.
0 (0%)
My preferences and reactions remain stable, but I like being exposed to new sounds once in a while.
1 (50%)
My likes and dislikes vary somewhat over time
0 (0%)
In general, I find it hard to make up my mind if I like something, and my preferences vary a great deal over time.
0 (0%)
I change my mind from one day the next, even about the same piece
1 (50%)
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Consistency of listening experience
on: June 20, 2017, 08:08:55 AM
I restrict "quality" to its personal perception only to avoid any debates about "greatness" or whether universal merit exists, and other such general considerations. In other words, whether sounds are good or bad in any external, social, statistical or historical sense doesn't matter for this poll, only the variability of your enjoyment.
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