Thank you so much Sir Jean Paul. My alto saxophone had gone out of adjustment and I was worried all week, but as soon as I followed your teachings and put them into practice, I admit that my instrument came back to normal.
Thank you so much for this video!!!! I've been getting an air leak on that g# key that has been affecting my low Bb and c# key and was driving me insane! I thought I somehow was just getting worse at playing the sax. After tightening that little screw a quarter turn, my low notes now play beautifully. Thank you!
I've had this problem since I purchased my Yanigisawa sax, even took it back to the shop to get it fixed. Waste of time and money. I've just done as you have describe and it's fixed!!
I have a King Cleveland 615 Tenor Sax that doesn't have those screws. It's not the pad you showed that has the problem but the one below it. It's slightly open and I have no idea how to close it.
My curved soprano is flat on low C and B. Tried reeds/MP combinations and embouchure adjustments. . Do your video 2 or 3 cover the venting of adacent keys bring these notes into correct pitch easier? Tanks much.
Hi, three months ago I bought a Jean Paul ts-400 Tenor Sax and since I took it out of the box the C # key makes a strange noise that is similar to the noise made by a compress spring ... what would you recommend me to do to fix it...
