Use alot of air, and blow it consistantly. but dont use too much air.

well thx a lot but now i am having trouble with another note. i again dont no which 1 it is but ill show u once again
o=open x=closed
o(with regiter key)
x
x
o
x
x
(and first key)
its pretty high but i cant go any further

Do you happen to know where it is on the staff (i.e. how many ledger lines and spaces above it)? This would help us as it is quite hard to figure your fingerings out.

-Dennis

^^ you talking about high C sharp?

it happens to me every once in a blue me. barely happens cuz i have a great embouchure. i have been playing for 3 years now so i pretty much am over that phase of squeakiness. you might have a short leackage or something... it hapens man. if not try using alternate fingerings. by the way that note is high "D" not high "A" trust me. high "A" is this: (register key held with back)
x
o
ox
x xx
xx x
x
xx
xx

Try a Rovener Ligature and a B45 mouthpiece and venoren reeds. i ues them. they rock!!!

ok i still have a little trouble on it but, at times i get it at a 50 50 chance of gettin it right. i need 2 use dis note for a thread called pavane, you may think its ez and all but, the hack, i just want to get it right. any one heard of the march called genius? any good?
(still help out on my embasure(sp?)

just play the not with out the register key and when that sound is perfect add the register key and it will be a whole lot easier

Don't worry, u just need to practice. It took me 2 months to get above an A. the only thing is don't get discouraged. (sorry 'bout the spelling)