Public Soundslice posts now feature a “Related” section that helps you find more slices you might like.

We’ve added a way to browse people’s public Soundslice channel posts by instrument — making it easier to find stuff to learn and people to follow.

We’ve added the ability to have comment threads within any Soundslice course.

Here are various improvements we’ve made to Soundslice over the last month or so.

Here’s an improvement many have asked for over the years: We’ve greatly improved the quality of our MP3 slowdown!

We’ve added the ability to color notes in the slices you create. This is nice for visually highlighting certain passages or helping beginners learn to read music.

Here’s an improvement that should make it easier to organize the music you’re practicing in Soundslice.

We’ve made several design improvements to Soundslice, mostly with the goal of making the experience even better on small screens such as smartphones.

We’re excited to announce two new instrument visualizations in our player: trombone and trumpet.

With 2020 in the rear-view, we reflect on the most-viewed community transcriptions.

Aside from the new Paged layout feature, here’s a roundup of other improvements we’ve made to Soundslice recently.

We’ve launched a new “Paged layout” feature and expanded our notation editor to give you control over line breaks.

The latest lessons include instruction for banjo, flute and snare drum. (Separately, of course.)

The Soundslice store’s Black Friday sale has more than 80 courses at 50% off.

In this interview we feature Rebecca Cline, an expert of the ‘Latin jazz’ piano world.

We’ve added an integrated help section into our editor, plus native support for single-line percussion and more.

Per-user permissions for organization accounts, plus a small slice manager workflow improvement.

New shortcut tabs in the slice manager, an improved editor design, better synth sounds and more.

New courses for sale in the Soundslice store.

Draggable notes in our editor, support for ornament markings and more general improvements to how Soundslice works.

Today we’ve launched a reasonably large redesign of our site’s navigation. Here’s what’s new.

We’re excited to announce we’ve created a comprehensive Help section that covers all aspects of our site: using our player, creating slices, teaching, embedding, posting to channels and more.

We’re changing our sales split with artists in the Soundslice store so that they make more money.

A profile of three new courses in the Soundslice store. One for jazz saxophonists and two for solo guitarists.

If you’re editing one of your slices, you’ll now see a button at the top of the screen that lets you quickly hide the editor.

Here’s a nice new feature for those of you using Soundslice to teach beginner musicians. You can now enable automatic display of pitch names directly above notation.

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.