Saxophone low notes not working? Here's how to fix them!

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Having trouble getting your low notes out on Sax? Here's how you can fix them quickly.
Leaks on low C, B and Bb are common on sax, and can be really frustrating. In this video lesson you'll learn how to identify the cause and get your sax back working again fast.
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0:00 About this video
0:59 the first problem
2:38 The first fix
6:30 The G# problem
7:11 The G# fix
10:45 The Bell problem
12:30 The Bell fix
14:01 Final Thoughts & Outro
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@mjrstardust 5 лет назад

I thought it was just me or my air support, but that one pad was actually missing! Thanks a bunch!

@jesusvargas2842 6 лет назад

My low notes sound as if I’m playing them with the octave when I’m not

@cookes2893 6 лет назад

Fucan_jesus 507 you know those notes at the very top of your sax make sure they are all on the wholes

@jorrfreysert2530 5 лет назад

Same

@JS-ns8dr 5 лет назад

Me too. It just started after I didn’t get to play for 2 weeks.

@justinnguyen2573 5 лет назад

@@cookes2893 can you also help me i dont know what you mean by wholes

@aleciasaxophonist1186 5 лет назад

Same

@jonathanmaher6663 4 года назад

Really hard video to follow. Needs close up shots of the pads/bars he is talking about.

@nikkiearich6952 4 года назад

Nobody: Lawnmowers: My low C

@vaughanbenson2609 5 лет назад

also with alto saxes make sure your mouthpiece is far enough on the crook ! if not bubbling on low notes can occur ! :)

@andrecampbell7365 4 года назад

vaughan benson this. Thank you. Now how do you make sure your instrument is in tune without pulling out the mouthpiece??

@aidenlol2828 3 года назад

Thank you sooo much!!!!

@aidenlol2828 3 года назад

I fixed it!

@fenderlead1 2 года назад

Thanks!!

@jackdolphy8965 Год назад

This is a vitally crucial adjustment, and your demonstration and explanation gets to all of the basics and the subtleties. Spot on gentlemen, Thank You!!!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool Год назад

You’re welcome Jack, thanks for watching.

@gabrielfiorotto1435 4 года назад

Thank you! I knew something was off on exactly that place but didn't knew what to do! Just picked up the sax last week and the low notes gave me such a headache (literally) now thanks to you I quick fixed it and learned even more, thanks so much!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 4 года назад

Great to hear that Gabriel. I’m glad this video helped you.

@JRNL75 3 года назад

Thanks guys! Priceless stuff! After all it was the screw screwing up the sound all the way. Two painful years and now it's as easy as any other key! 🙏

@autoanorak 8 месяцев назад

So simple and yet 100% effective at fixing the problem. Thank you guys

@peterloveday9245 6 лет назад

Thank you Nigel. After months struggling with low notes, thinking it was my technique, this video and a quarter turn of a screw later, I can play them no problem!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

That's great to hear Pete, glad the video helped you.

@foschuckmusic 4 года назад

Just watched the video and turned that screw and the sound from my sax low notes finally came back! Thanks a lot! Cheers from Brazil

@Theodoresha 5 лет назад

Thank you so much 😭 You've no idea how great I feel having got my G note back by having a go myself

@jasonhumphries 4 года назад

wow, how great is this, i am glad i have watched these clips, would love to become a repairer my self.

@eddiebrown7678 6 лет назад

I play Alto but purchased a cheap Tenor from a reputable UK company as I wanted to play both. I was having real trouble with anything below G. Wasn't sure if it was me or the sax. Been trying harder reeds, changing emboucher etc with much frustration. I Was about to give up totally when I came across this video. Slight adjustment of said screw and the problem has been solved. Thanks guys, much appreciated. Life changing video :-).

@BjarneB88 3 года назад

I can't believe someone would dislike this gold worth video!! I can bet one of them is my sax technician just figured out why I didn't pop in by now =]]]]]

@BjarneB88 3 года назад

I used to spend loads of money to get my sax tuned up every year as my low keys would just suddenly give up! And I had no idea what is wrong and why!! Every time that happens I would think my sax is broken! Can't believe my sax technician would rob me blind just for 1/4 turn!!! I also attempted to adjust the bell on my own. My sax is not professional Yamaha or some another super expensive one. So I had nothing to loose.... couldn't make it worse as it was... and if I don't manage I would pay a lot by paying a visit to sax technician anyway! And success!! I managed to fix my sax completely by myself!! Truly amazing feeling that is! Feeling empowered =))) Thank you Steve!!! You are an absolute Star!! Bless your heart Steve!!!! From now on my sax technician will be missing me a lot! That's damn sure :DDDD

@serbantirla5298 Год назад

I love man. I've been struggling to blow low b for 3 months and in 3 minutes I solved the problem.you are the best

@joskinboy 3 года назад

Amazing tip! This just worked an absolute dream. Can we have a series of these tricks of the repair trade please?

@jonpileggi2621 4 года назад

Thanks for the video, I’m an old man beginning to play. I bought an old tenor sax, and the low C is so hard to get, gonna take it in.

@kadrianthomas3102 3 года назад

Thank you so so so so so so much for this video teach Nigel. I know it wasn't my reed nor my embouchure because I play long tones every day for at least 10 minutes. The moment I got my screw drivers and followed the exact instructions given in this video my Low C#, low B and Bb Boom!!!!! Was fixed. Thanks a million.

@pengidev4553 Год назад

Thank you soo much, I've been having this problem for years and I finally got it fixed!

@miguelfernandez3201 4 года назад

Oh my god, thank you, this video helps me out a lot because My sax sounds very "airy" and is very difficult to play around the F natural key and I always wondered how to adjust and make it sound better, thanks so much for this video.

@DuGOization 5 лет назад

Awesome helpful! Thank you so much! I can play low notes now:):)) I looked with the ligh in the bell, but never think about the G sharp...so i belived, i have to practise low notes more and more...but now i am low note guru:) Thanks again!

@manuelsosa6483 3 года назад

Thank you both! This is a problem that happens to me every so often and drives me crazy. Now I know how to tackle it. Thanks again. A McGill Sax School student.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 3 года назад

You’re welcome Manuel!

@palletcolorato 5 лет назад

Thx for posting this video! I've been playing for two years, and always thought the problem with low notes was my embouchure. I kept trying and trying, but no luck. Then I saw this video. Problem SOLVED! Just a small strip of electricians tape.

@TonyAguirreJazz 4 года назад

This was perfect! Thanks, I just repadded my Selmer and had this problem

@joshua_prince 10 месяцев назад

I just fixed my Sax using this video, thanks Nigel!!

@tkurosaka 3 года назад

Thank you for the repair tips! I had an issue with low notes (after fixing an octave key problem!) with my old saxophone that I bought decades ago used. Unfortunately this sax doesn't have any screw on the regulation bar but the electrician tape method worked!

@Erik-jk8zx 3 года назад

I had heard of most of those solutions over the years, but never considered the possibility of a bell misalignment. I've been handling my alto by the bell for three years now, unaware that this could lead to misalignment, and I am just beginning to have low-note problems. I hate to think that I have caused the damage myself. Thank you so much for this nice video.

@jessu9175 Месяц назад

Thank you so much for the tutorial. I was able to ID that my issue was the cork on the pad cup. I own an antique Buesher Big B, and there's always something that needs fixing.

@mercugandhi5984 3 года назад

Thanks Nigel, I will have my class exam next week, and suddenly my low notes were disappeared... I was in panic but then I found this video. I fix mine in no time..... I've never thought loosed screw for low notes is a common problem... This video really helps

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 3 года назад

Brilliant. I'm so glad this helped you Mercu!

@darwood6861 6 месяцев назад

You guys just fixed my soprano saxophone. About 1/4 turn clockwise on that screw that you demonstrated. Thank you

@saxfish 6 лет назад

< Next Day : I´m back to tell you guys how haPPy you´ve made my life with this adjustemt knowledge, Bloody Low Bb is my friend again! I live in Nicaragua with no qualified techs, or Sax paraphernalia, so I have to fix things myself. More of this knowledge is most appreciated. My respects !! haPPyLiFe ! >

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Brilliant! Glad it helped Mike.

@palletcolorato 5 лет назад

I'm in the same boat.

@h01l226 5 лет назад

Fab! So relieved it was so easy to fix - thank you!

@beproudwitheric5238 2 года назад

Wow just tried this and it worked! thank you so much!

@divad435 4 года назад

OMG such a long time playing with difficult lower notes, I thought it was just my bad form. NOPE this fixed the issue, stoked, thank you for this video.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 4 года назад

Brilliant to hear that. Glad it helped you.

@jonathandavis5228 5 лет назад

I was in panic mode , this helped me a lot , Screwed it just a little bit and it changed everything. , love you guys a lot !!!!!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 5 лет назад

Awesome! Glad it helped you Jonathan!

@Jarrettfan 4 года назад

Big help! Exactly my problem! Thank you!

@artlex_ 2 года назад

Fino este video mano!!! excelente, gracias por la info y por el invitado!!!

@jeromeking6001 5 лет назад

This was such a great video! I actually used this to temporarily fix my sax!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 5 лет назад

Awesome!

@Baraccccccccus 2 года назад

Excellent video. Thank you a lot

@isaaconi56 3 года назад

Omg thank you so much I'm full of joy right now euphoria like my B and Bb have been an issue since I got my sax today I decided to rematch this video cause I was finally feed up and viola they now sounding I'm so glad funny I've watched this video a lot of times but today I got a crew and I'm all good you're the best. And doing that seemed to have made my other notes sound better and easier my altissimo notes inclusive

@mrjp1819 3 года назад

I just had this problem ... And tried to adjust ... But I can see that I have probably screwed too much ... Super instructive. Johnny from Denmark.

@Dally_Sparkles 3 года назад

thankyou so much brand new tenor yts62iii out of the box needed a quarter turn now it actually plays awesomely

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 3 года назад

Brilliant! Glad it helped you.

@ruby_gleyzes 2 года назад

Fanstastic video. Thanks.

@AUGUSTALLEN28 3 года назад

I cannot begin to tell you how thankful I am of this video. Ive been trying to play this thing for years and for the life of me could not play low bd cleanly,if at all.I contemplated giving this up for good. because I coudn't utilize all of the instrument by not being able to play certain notes. So what would be the point in continuing? i tried everything,sometimes twice. I noticed that I had the same wobbly G# issue and made the screw driver adjustments from the video,. After the first few turns,nothing changed.Then I turned it more and noticed that the G# no longer moved.That's when I heard a sound from my instrument that I thought I would never hear. tears were filling my eyes. I could not believe what just happened. Not only will I subscribe,but if you need a organ donor let me know.LOL. This is life changing.

@nfladamgrim Год назад

As a Music educator who has very little sax repair experience, THANK YOU

@McGillMusicSaxSchool Год назад

You’re welcome.

@realkursed Год назад

Thank you!! Totally fixed my issue!

@Anx1o 6 лет назад

this as been helpful! thanks

@susukar 4 года назад

You are great ... thnx so much for so valuable FREE tips.. God Bless

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 4 года назад

Cheers!

@petegalindez9961 2 года назад

You are a genius! I just bought a gorgeous silver Mark VI…it has two issues…low notes below C and a stuffy sounding front C in the middle register only….I brought it to my tech who had it for 2 weeks…I was told he re-aligned the bell and made a few adjustments, but nothing changed! I was so pissed! So, while searching for how to fix the stuffy front C I found this and tried it…worked like a champ! BOOM! Low note issues solved! Now I still need to figure out he stuffy front C fingering…it’s in tune, just stuffy…very weird…same thing happens with Bb fingered with the B and F keys…

@rasmustin 6 лет назад

Thank you, very useful. Recently my low C# malfunctioned. It turned out that a pad got sticky when wet. I was given the advice to put a piece of tea filter under the pad, when I put the saxophone away. It solved the problem.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Cool, glad you got it sorted. Tea filter is a good idea.

@ryanbaldonade7257 3 года назад

It really helps! Thanks

@ikeeichenberg9068 6 лет назад

You're an absolute life saver, this video couldn't have come at a better time

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Brilliant! Glad it helped you.

@stevecrowable 6 лет назад

Champion Urbosa Great thanks

@ikeeichenberg9068 6 лет назад

McGill Music Sax School Well in theory it sounded like it was gonna solve all my problems, but in practice not really. But I think my low Bb's are operator error and not the sax so I just need more practice, this is still a good thing to know

@423chriscampbell 2 года назад

Returned to sax the other day bought a cheap alto and tenor (I fell for a matching pair) both had the keys out of adjustment. Now I can hit the full scale down with relative confidence, I recommend a GOOD screwdriver be in any sax case (pocket).

@WojciechKalka 4 года назад

Thank you

@thomasbailey742 3 года назад

The first tip worked! Thank you :)

@JSWilliamssr 5 лет назад

Great information!

@DimasAnggaFM 5 лет назад

Really great video! Kindly wait for more maintenance and emergency-repair tricks! :)

@peterl.5299 2 года назад

Thanks, this just solved my problem

@Mitch617a 9 месяцев назад

Thank you guys

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 9 месяцев назад

You’re welcome!

@UnknownNinja_ 2 года назад

You absolute legend. Also turned out by Bis key was also not being held down then pushing the F key

@julianoverall6575 Год назад

Thanks very much - I've now fixed my soprano!

@keithcampbell6806 7 месяцев назад

Good morning and Merry Christmas to all in the saxophone world. I usually have a small screwdriver some contact cement and a piece of cork in my saxophone case. Fortunately l have a mechanical background so l know the real value of adjustment screws and material. I have read that many players have said they wouldn't buy a saxophone without the high F sharp key .l agree with them but l would add l wouldn't ever buy a saxophone in the future without adjustment screws on the right and left hand stacks either. Keep up your good work.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 7 месяцев назад

Good point.

@atishayjain4183 2 года назад

Thank You. It worked!!!!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 2 года назад

Awesome!

6 лет назад

Thanks so much for sharing this. I am experiencing exactly the issue you are talking about. I will give a shot to Steve's troubleshooting technique.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

I hope it helps you Benoit.

6 лет назад

It sure did. It is fixed ! As I bought my Yamaha online it needed a 1/4 of a turn on that G sharp screw.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Brilliant!

@dazzab4244 6 лет назад

Very informative. Thank you.

@stevecrowable 6 лет назад

Thank you

@RonPorteous Год назад

OMG! I am learing some new songs that use a ton of the notes below C and I was struggling. I thought that I just sucked. A tiny adjustment on the G# screw and I can hit those notes again. If you were here I'd hug you!

@palletcolorato 3 года назад

Finally got my "new" used tenor sax tuned as best I can. Picked it up for only $100! Needs new pads. Now I know what you mean to lower your jaw and open your throat up to hit the low notes. Wow! My alto feels light in comparison.

@GarethRidout 2 года назад

I have this problem on my vintage Buescher alto (no screws). My repairman has done what he can short of complete re-pad but still no joy. Yes pushing the mpc in helped (until I got home). He amazed me with one odd demonstration: dropping the mpc cover inside the bell of the sax cured it. No luck with tape.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 2 года назад

Sounds like it might be ready for a full overhaul Gareth - that will sort out the venting (key heights) and bring the tuning inline.

@REBart58 3 года назад

I had a problem with the B and Bb notes on my tenor. Your video helped me to solve this with a slight turn of the G# cup screw. Thanks for the quality information, first class stuff.

@bryanballot5684 3 года назад

Wow! ¼ turn of a screw and now all my low notes come out! Thanks a bazillion!

@therealkrazyeyz 6 месяцев назад

For me mine was to far screwed in so thank you so much I couldn’t even get a sound out of the instrument before I saw this video😇

@deanworsley5208 6 лет назад

Awesome Nigel (and Steve), this is excellent information. I’m definitely interested in as much as you can produce on maintenance, spares kits and the like. Would you think a video on proper storage and transport of your sax/saxes would be worthwhile? Thanks heaps, keep it up 👍🏼

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Cheers Dean! Yes, that’s a good suggestion. I’ll have a chat with Steve about that.

@stevecrowable 6 лет назад

Cheers dean

@bigcee6114 5 лет назад

Thank you for the fix! My cork fell off yesterday.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 5 лет назад

No probs.Glad it helped you and you’re back up and running with your sax!

@chrisdo4147 5 лет назад

Just picking my tenor up after over 20 years of nothing and couldn’t understand why low notes were not playing -e was warbling! This may just help! Thanks so much, I’d hate to return it to a repair shop again. Last time I sent it in, it ended up in storage, and I want to play!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 5 лет назад

Hope you get it sorted Chris!

@user-xc6wd3hb4s Год назад

This is very interesting and can help you get through a gig.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool Год назад

I hope so!

@benjaminthurston8284 6 лет назад

I'd come and see you with the Sax Steve, but I live in German, not very practical!

@Desertduleler_88 5 лет назад

That adjustment made the transition to lower Bb to lower C# slightly better, I need a little finger extension I think.....

@readytext 2 года назад

Ha! Saved me a premature trip to the repair guy with my tenor. Weird - seems this can happen while the horn s in the case - no drops or trips, this screw just went less than a quarter turn out seemingly spontaneously and I thought I must've been practicing overblowing too much since I couldn't't do anything but blow overtones under low C!

@janedeauxxx 5 лет назад

What does it mean when you play D and it squeaks really high and it feels like it's harder for air to come through? Feels like I'm blowing through a coffee stirrer straw thingy. It's not my embouchure or fingers cause I play C and B just fine

@jordynalice6856 4 года назад

Same problem as me, the it’s really hard for air to come through

@copper473 4 года назад

I know i'm definitely a bit late for this, but if you're still having the same problem, it may be a problem with your octave key. So, above your sax's neck, from the octave key there's a small mechanism that goes up or down given if you're playing lower octaves, a middle D, or a high G. unlike the other high notes, D and G actually still have the mechanism stay DOWN rather than up, and the notes'll actually just squeak and be near impossible to get out with the octave key up. So, the most common problem is a loose screw found on the mechanism on the neck that leads it to be off center and thus the pad on the mechanism doesn't stay down and thus air comes out through the top of the neck rather than down to where the pads for each note is. In that case, a quick tightening of the top screw could help, or a repairman can find you a spare screw if needed in order to keep the mechanism in place on your sax. It may also be that the pad on said mechanism could be a bit too flat and thus can't go all the way down for those notes, and if THAT'S the case, you may need to see a repairman to replace the pad. The worst case scenario is just a bent neck on your sax, though, where the mechanism can't reach the neck and thus always stays up. in that case, again, you may need to see a repairman to set your sax's neck back into place. hope this helped out a little, but i'm assuming you may have already solved the problem given it's been a few months

@pugforce8315 4 года назад

It’s either you need to relax your aperture and not put as much air or you need a lower number reed.

@akualezlihope7301 6 лет назад

thank you! a revelation!

@davidudall1706 4 года назад

thanks so much worked for me

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 4 года назад

Brilliant.

@KadrianThomas 6 лет назад

Hello sir McGill I'm from Jamaica, I am currently in china and I seem to be having a problem with my Low D Key, it does'nt not come out clean when I play it. Please suggest a tip for repairing that. Thanks for the tips already offered here.

@saxophonerman1239 6 лет назад

Kadrian Thomas make sure there's no leaks at all

@palletcolorato 5 лет назад

What does Steve Crow mean by, "The bottom Regulation Screw is for the Top B Flat (one on one)" Does this mean it helps make the high notes clear sounding?

@benjaminthurston8284 6 лет назад

Hi Steve. Yeah, the problem starts on the middle e and sometimes goes right up to g or a. It is a bit annoying especially when you have to play those notes for a few beats. When you say octave problem, is there some way to diagnose the problem myself? Cheers, Ben

@jerryfarmer5989 6 месяцев назад

I have an Old Bundy like the Elckart. The G# key bar on mine does not have that screw like my Bundy II has. I found a tiny bit of felt made a big difference.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 месяцев назад

Cool!

@lexthenightwing4214 4 года назад

Super helpful

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 4 года назад

Cheers!

@NightVideoApp 6 лет назад

Hey guys, I had this very problem. I thought it was me or maybe that the sax was too bad. I had given up. With half a turn in the screw, problem solved! Now I can't help playing the low notes like crazy. :-). Thank you, thank you, thank you!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Awesome! I’m so glad it helped you sort the problem.

@saxfish 6 лет назад

< Love the "F" and G# trick. Most GrateFull !¡ >

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

Cheers Mike, glad it was helpful.

@gracejanetthuita2164 4 года назад

Would this help fix upper keys as well?

@benjaminthurston8284 6 лет назад

Hi again. Yeah I thought it was to do with the sax, so I ordered a new one to try, just in case, and guess what?...the undertones happened on the new one aswell, so it must be to do with me. If i use a harder reed it helps a bit, but the problem is still there...really strange. Great video by the way, very informative! Ben

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

That's interesting Ben. Might be a good idea to experiment with how much mouthpiece you are using. Hope you get it sorted.

@stevecrowable 6 лет назад

Hi Benjamin Is this problem with just a few note? If so which ones. Cheers steve

@karenhumphrey5007 3 года назад

Hi, just started playing alto sax, just introduced the octive key, had no problems first practice but now I'm struggling to get any sound from high f and e, D is fine?

@stubaccabass 5 лет назад

I've probably found this video a little bit late, but I recently had the cork come off my E key which was throwing off the regulation and rendering F# ineffective. I could still play it with the alt key but found it cumbersome given that I've only just picked the sax up again after 25 years. I've got a piece of cardboard in there as a temporary measure until I can get it to a tech, but since I made this fix my right hand main notes (F, E and particularly D) are stuffy. Once I get to C and below the notes all become clear and quite vibrant again. I'm thinking that the cardboard fix has thrown the regulation out the other way as there is now some play on the F key, but I just wondered if Steve could have insight into this. The problem gets less prominent with a softer reed so it could be me to some degree as well. Would the tape trick be a more reliable option that the cardboard I have in there now?

@AndrePomales 6 лет назад

Seriously dude, thanks!!!

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 6 лет назад

No problem Andre. Hope it was helpful.

@allaboutanythings 4 года назад

Hi Nigel, I am just curious to ask, is it possible to convert or fit alto saxophone mouth piece to soprano saxophone? thank you for your reply in advance.

@McGillMusicSaxSchool 4 года назад

Hi, don’t think so -at least I have never tried to do this.

@SamChaneyProductions 5 лет назад

This video would be amazing if the top-down view weren't filmed with a potato

@brotimwelt 3 года назад

i knoe dight

@anthonypierre2094 4 года назад

Could it also be the spring?

@callumpender7233 5 лет назад

I play bari sax and when I got to play a low B and C# it actually sounds higher than the low C. Please Help Btw I am using a size 3 1/2 reed, so that might be the problem.

@interestedinstuff1499 4 года назад

My Armstrong Tenor from the early 90's has this problem but doesn't have the two little screws. If I'm looking in the right place, it just has a short arm reaching across. To get the same result as the screws I imagine I'd have to bend it a wee bit. I'm not very keen to do that. Any suggestions?