We’ve made some huge improvements to scrolling and zooming on touch devices. Don’t miss our quick video that shows the before-and-after.

Here’s a small improvement that several people have asked for. If you’re using our performances feature, you can now download original performance videos.

A profile of the three newest guitar courses available in the Soundslice store.

We’ve launched some significant usability improvements to our editor! This makes editing sheet music and tablature on Soundslice easier than ever before.

We’ve added the ability to upload a ZIP file containing many notation files. This lets you quickly create lots of slices in bulk.

New transcriptions and lessons for sale in the Soundslice store made by members of the community.

Brief presentation and marketing tips for those making their own courses for sale on Soundslice.

We’ve made tempo markings and note invisibility easier to use in our editor, plus some other small improvements.

Today we’ve improved our editor’s handling of tab with capos and shifted tunings. Editing is a bit more intuitive now, and we’ve fixed some bugs.

Three new courses in the store produced by musicians from the Soundslice community.

A new keyboard shortcut, plus some editor usability improvements.

Here are three small improvements we’ve made this week.

Our first interview with a bassist. Marco Zammuto of Italy talks to us about his transcription process, and his interest in learning from musicians that don’t play bass.

Here’s a variety of improvements we’ve made to Soundslice this week.

Every Soundslice channel now has an About section. This is a place for you to add a longer bio, along with links to social media profiles and other websites.

Our sheet-music engine puts staves much closer together now, making music easier to read.

Introducing our player’s new Solo button.

New releases include a free collection of etudes for saxophonists learning jazz vocabulary, a piece for harp guitar, and a virtuosic fingerstyle composition by Antoine Boyer.

We’ve improved our notation editor to make it much easier to enter lyrics. And we’ve improved chord entry too.

A follow up to our first story on distance learning.

We’ve made several improvements to our notation editor this week, most notably a redesigned “live editing” view. Here’s an overview.

Two new instructional guitar courses made by musicians from the Soundslice community.

We’ve redesigned our notation editor! It’s even more powerful, more beautiful and easier to use than before. We think you’re going to love it.

We’ve been impressed by teacher’s creativity and resourcefulness. Here are three short case studies.

New slices by musicians playing through their hard-earned transcriptions.

We’ve begun work this week to translate much more of our site into languages other than English. Can you help?

We break down the concepts behind an Andy Wood solo with the man himself. If you’re a guitarist interested in country, chicken pickin’ or bluegrass, this is a must see.

This new feature, now available for Teacher plan customers, lets your students upload performance audio/video so you can provide feedback.

We’ve added the ability to create two-bar repeats (similes), and you can now copy and paste across voices.

Our collection of April Fool’s Day slices.