Excuse me, saxophone, the treble is very harsh, the low voice is particularly dull, what is the prob

As a rule of thumb, it is possible that: 1. There is a problem with the mouth shape of the blowing, which is not surprising if you are a beginner. 2 It is also possible to have uneven luck, which is also related to beginners.

3. It may be a problem with the reed, there may be a broken place in the reed or the reed is too thin. 4 may be the saxophone itself has a problem, it may be related to the poor closure of the overtone keys of the saxophone, and it may also be related to the closure of other keys, if so, it is best to consult your teacher or go to the piano shop to check 5 The most helpless thing is because the quality of the saxophone is not good, there is the so-called "pipe can't pass" problem, but the price of your saxophone is generally no problem above 2000, and imported musical instruments such as Yamaha and Aipan will not have such a problem, if it is really this problem, Then I regret to tell you: you should change to "**".

Mine is based on my experience in studying saxophone for many years and the exchange of classmates, I hope it will be helpful to you!

Maybe the mouth shape of the blow is not right When blowing, you should take it easy, try not to leak air when you hold on to the mouthpiece, in fact, don't be very hard, bite the mouthpiece at 1 3 places, and the facial muscles are slightly stretched back, into a smile. Blow it with your heart for a few minutes.,It'll blow out.,Don't worry.。。 I really can't ask the teacher again.

You go to the piano shop and they can fix it quickly.

That's what I do when I have a problem with my instrument.

Repair a reed, how to repair, elementary textbooks are introduced.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you what you asked: First, is your instrument leaking, the treble pad (there is a thing covering the top of the saxophone's mouthpiece and neck, and it will be cocked when the left thumb presses the treble key) When the mat is covered, the cover is not tight, it is leaking, so it will blow into a high note, and it will be repaired.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you what you have to check or inquire: First, is your instrument leaking, the treble pad (the saxophone headpiece Lian Chang is covered with something above the neck, and it will be cocked when the left thumb presses the treble key) When the mat is covered, the cover is not tight, it is leaking, so it will blow into a high note, and it will be repaired.

Second, whether your instrument has been broken, if it has fallen, you have to go to the shop where you bought the saxophone to repair it or go to a place dedicated to repairing the instrument.

Thirdly, if you blow the pipe, your mouth shape is not right, which will also cause you to blow into a high note. You have to correct the shape of your mouth.

Fourth, when you blow too nervous, bite the mouthpiece too tightly, this will not produce a high note, to get it right, you have to relax the blowing beat, the mouth shape should be tight on both sides, loose in the middle, not too tight, but not too loose, can wrap the mouthpiece without leaking the reed.

First of all, you can tell what kind of tone she is by looking at what shape and celery your tube is, the common saxophone is mainly B-flat alto, E-flat alto and B-flat treble, B-flat alto and E-flat alto are pipe-shaped, and the body shape is larger (probably as high as your upper body), and the B-flat alto is larger than the E-flat alto body, and the most obvious feature is that there is an S-shaped neck, and the B-flat treble is mainly divided into straight pipes and small bends, and the straight pipe is straight as the name suggests. And the little elbow is also pipe-shaped, but much smaller than the e-flat midrange (it feels like a toy...). If you still can't tell the difference, just take a look on the Internet** and compare it.

Second, when you blow it, you feel that the reed is generally too hard, or the mouth shape is wrong, what kind of reed do you use? How many numbers? Is the mouthpiece a metal or bakelite?

What's the mouth? There is also a possibility that the height of the pipe plugging pad is not enough, but JK's tube should not appear in this case, so check it yourself.

Thirdly, the transposition is achieved through different fingerings, so it will be helpful to buy this textbook or find a 12-tone fingering list on the Internet, and do more scale exercises.

Fourth, don't discuss the pipe itself, the material of the mouthpiece, the size of the mouthpiece, the design of the inner cavity have an impact on the timbre, and what kind of reed is also used, I won't say much about this, and it is not a sentence or two that can be made clear, there will be a lot of similar information on some saxophone-related forums, find it yourself.

The same pipe will have different timbre in different people's hands, and the expression of ** is also different, so the most important thing is to practice the basic skills, and slowly find your own style and timbre, which is the most important.

Try changing the reeds, I've tried to blow it before and I can't control the sound.

Treble exercisesIn practice and playing, it is not uncommon for the treble to come out, especially when switching from the low to the high. Why is that?

We know that the saxophone relies on the reed to vibrate and imitate the eggplant-shaped movement, so the faster the frequency of the reed vibrate, the higher the fingering sound should be, so how can the reed vibrate'What about the frequency? The small vibration area of the reed and the high flow rate of air are the secret when playing high notes!

Bass practiceFor beginners who can't blow the bass, this is very common. Some students will think that there is a problem with the saxophone? In fact, more than 90% of the skills of the saxophone are all in the mouth, and practicing the basic skills is actually practicing the tightness of the mouth and guessing when playing a certain note.

The slower the vibration frequency, the larger the vibration area, and the lower the sound. Therefore, when playing the bass, the mouth should be adjusted to the relaxed state, that is, the bite of the lower teeth should be properly relaxed, and the bite should not be so tight. The airflow should also be controlled to slow down, and the bass is actually easy to play!