Considering most popular music these days is of the electronic variety or
contains electronic processing. It all contains sub below 30, albeit rolled
off down to 20. I don't know of a mix or record I have done that doesn't
contain sub below 30. I manage it though to keep some headroom. Sympathetic
resonances also occur during a record, which are.integral to the space,
instrumentation, and position.
It is generally unwise to put to much below 30 for radio as the whole mix
will sound quieter compared to other mixes. Also if it's an old school
dance master to vinyl, very low sub causes the needle to jump out of the
groove.
This is not to say the sub isn't hyped during playback as generally it is,
to extremely low infa levels, and sometimes reinforced via floor
shakers....

All the best

Steve
On 24 Apr 2015 09:10, "Jonathan Burton" <jgb...@york.ac.uk> wrote:

> I think my use of the word significant was unwise but I would be interested
> to hear from anyone else who has looked in the lower spectrum below 30 Hz
> and found content. In measurements I made, just looking at a
> local orchestra, there was energy going down below 20hz  The heating system
> was clearly registered at a steady 16hz but this noise was dynamic and
> matching that of the instruments. This was popular symphonic
> music, modern dance music as you surmised features much higher levels.
> Regards
> Jon
>
> On Friday, April 24, 2015, Elizabeth Durand & Bill Houston <
> bille...@cavtel.net> wrote:
>
> >
> > I too doubt that most music has sub 20hz  material except for some organ
> > and percussion, electronic music and other recordings utilizing
> > sub-harmonic synthesizers. Another obvious source of sub 20hz sound is
> > unwanted environmental noise such as HVAC, traffic etc.
> >
> > Bill Houston
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