2. Play with your lips close to the embouchure hole. This will help to create a more focused and resonant sound.
3. Blow gently into the flute. Too much air pressure will produce a higher pitch.
4. Close the tone holes that are closest to the embouchure hole. This will help to lower the pitch.
5. Use a lip plate that is shaped for low notes. Some flutes come with lip plates that are specifically designed to produce lower pitches.
6. Practice, practice, practice! The more you practice, the easier it will become to play low notes on the flute.
Here are some additional tips for producing low notes on the flute:
* Use a good quality flute with a good embouchure hole.
* Make sure your flute is in tune.
* Practice regularly to develop your embouchure and technique.
* Listen to recordings of professional flutists playing low notes to get an idea of how it should sound.
* Experiment with different lip positions and air pressures until you find the right combination for producing low notes.
With practice, you will be able to play low notes on the flute with ease.