Posts tagged with “Notation editor”
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Support for key signature modes
March 25, 2026You 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. -
Soundslice year in review, 2025
December 16, 2025It’s been a productive year here at Soundslice. Here are the big improvements we’ve made in 2025. -
Automatic multitrack stem generation
November 18, 2025Soundslice can now automatically generate multitrack stems for MP3 recordings. -
Support for multi-note tremolos
September 18, 2025We’ve added support for multi-note tremolos throughout Soundslice. -
New features and fixes, August 1
August 1, 2025Here’s an overview of improvements we’ve made to Soundslice recently. -
Tons of percussion improvements
May 2, 2025We’ve spent the last several weeks making lots of Soundslice improvements specifically for percussion. -
New features, March 20
March 20, 2025We redesigned our syncpoint editor, added support for MP3 export and more. -
New features, Feb. 13
February 13, 2025Our PDF/image scanning feature now detects tempo markings. Plus, an editor improvement and new sharing tools. -
New: Rhythm counts, stem soloing and more
January 16, 2025Here are the new features on Soundslice this week. -
New features, Dec. 12
December 12, 2024It’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. -
Player and editor improvements, Sept. 19
September 19, 2024New ways to toggle aspects of your notation, plus a small redesign and various other changes. -
New: Enable synth overlay for slice viewers
April 25, 2024This excellent feature is now available outside our editor. -
New features, March 28
March 28, 2024Various improvements across our product. -
New: Play synth and real recordings at the same time
February 8, 2024A much-requested feature is finally here. -
Cross-staff music support
January 18, 2024Our editor now supports cross-staff music, and our graphics engine has been much improved. -
New features and fixes, Dec. 7
December 7, 2023Lots of new improvements to announce today. -
Editor improvements, Nov. 16
November 16, 2023A proper transposition feature, faster PDF export, a way to revert saved changes and a redesigned search. -
MIDI note entry
October 26, 2023We’ve add support for MIDI entry to our notation editor. -
Improvements to PDF/image scanning
July 27, 2023We’ve made some major quality-of-life improvements for those of you using our new PDF/image importer. -
New: Display instrument names in your music
July 26, 2023We’ve added a way for you to display instrument (part) names directly in your music. -
Introducing our editor redesign
July 6, 2023We’ve launched a light redesign to our notation editor, with the goals of making it easier to find features and making better use of space. -
New: Add titles to the top of your music
May 11, 2023We’ve finally made it possible to add a title to the top of your music in Soundslice. -
New features, April 20
April 20, 2023Automatic backups in our editor, easy bar-range changes in focus mode and more. -
Copy and paste now supported across slices
April 6, 2023Our editor’s copy-and-paste function now works across slices. -
New: Disable scrolling during playback
January 19, 2023You can now completely disable scrolling during audio/video playback in Soundslice — useful when editing. -
New: Automatic syncpoints and more
November 10, 2022Soundslice can now guess the syncpoints for your audio and video! Plus: better metronome sound and ability to hide bar numbers. -
PDF and photo scanning (beta)
September 22, 2022You can now import PDFs and photographs of sheet music into Soundslice! -
New: Change the stave width
June 30, 2022You can now quickly and easily change the width of the “page” when Soundslice is in Paged layout. -
New: Piano pedaling support in our editor
March 24, 2022Our sheet music editor now supports adding and removing piano pedal markings. -
New features and fixes, Jan. 12
January 12, 2022Happy new year! Here’s what we’ve launched and tweaked recently.