You can now specify which mode your music uses (like major vs. minor), and Soundslice will use that data to make various parts of the interface smarter.

We’ve expanded our automatic pitch names feature to support movable do solfège

This is a lightweight way to organize your slices within a list, and it gives you a quick way to show/hide sections of slices in the list.

By popular demand, we’ve improved Soundslice’s horizontal layout to keep clef and key signature always visible.

We’ve added “Older device mode” to our player, which lets you disable certain audio processing features if you’re using an older device.

Our scanning engine now has custom support for lyric OCR in 20 languages.

For a while now, Soundslice has had two separate concepts: “folders” and “lists.” They started as separate things, but over time they’ve become so similar that it’s just plain confusing.

It’s been a productive year here at Soundslice. Here are the big improvements we’ve made in 2025.

Our music-scanning system now detects chord diagram.

If you’re working with videos in Soundslice, you can now drag them to take up the full screen, hiding notation.

Here’s a nice improvement for those of you using lists to organize your practice material: you can now create lists within lists.

Soundslice can now automatically generate multitrack stems for MP3 recordings.

You can now automatically activate Boomwhackers colors in any music you’re viewing on Soundslice.

We’ve improved our sheet music scanner to do automatic slant correction.

We’ve added support for multi-note tremolos throughout Soundslice.

We’ve made several improvements to our multitrack stems feature, both on the creation and practice sides.

We’ve added a way for you to record audio of yourself directly in Soundslice.

Here’s an overview of improvements we’ve made to Soundslice recently.

Our new image layout feature lets you practice with a PDF or photo of music, as an alternative to the Soundslice graphics engine.

Our system can now automatically figure out syncpoints for you, by aligning your notation and audio.

We’re sad to announce we’re closing the Soundslice community section (aka channels).

We’ve spent the last several weeks making lots of Soundslice improvements specifically for percussion.

We redesigned our syncpoint editor, added support for MP3 export and more.

Our PDF/image scanning feature now detects tempo markings. Plus, an editor improvement and new sharing tools.

Using Bluetooth headphones? Use our new latency control to improve syncing.

Here are the new features on Soundslice this week.

Synth playback now honors dynamics. Multitrack stem limits have been increased. Music scans detect hairpins. And a bunch more...

It’s been a while since we posted a proper product update! Here’s how Soundslice has improved in the last two months, grouped by category.

We’ve made some improvements specifically around the theme of repeats.

New ways to toggle aspects of your notation, plus a small redesign and various other changes.