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.

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

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

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.

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

A new keyboard shortcut, plus some editor usability improvements.

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

Introducing our player’s new Solo button.

Using Soundslice for music that has fingerings? Now you can quickly hide the fingerings if you don’t want to see them — and toggle them back on at any point.

Here’s a roundup of some small improvements we’ve made recently.

We’re announcing a bunch of new features and improvements today.

Today we’ve launched a new feature that better communicates the presence of audio before or after a slice’s notation.

Lots of features and improvements to announce today!

Today we’ve removed the “track controls” from our player.

Here are some improvements we’ve made recently.

We’re excited to announce we’ve redesigned our player!

Here are some new features we’ve launched recently.

Our music player is now available in 10 languages.

Today we’ve launched a new feature that many people have asked for: a left-handed view of the fretboard visualization.

Today we’ve changed how our playback speed selector works: you now specify the speed in BPM (beats per minute) instead of a percentage, if you’re using synthetic playback. “Real” recordings, such as MP3s or videos, still use a percentage.

We’ve made a big change to our player today: it now has a prominent loop button, which makes it simple to loop a section of music.

Today we’re happy to announce a new feature that makes it easier to follow music that has lots of repeats or jumps. It’s called “Expand repeats.”

We’ve added a new way to view chord charts on Soundslice! For slices that have chord diagrams, you can now view just the diagrams.

If you’ve arranged your video to be above notation, then you can now resize the video to make it taller or shorter.

We’ve changed our playhead scrolling algorithm today.

Here are some modest improvements we’ve made over the last few days.

Here’s a grab-bag of new features and fixes we’ve launched over the last few days.

A small improvement today to our synthetic player: we now treat ghost notes and accented notes with appropriate volume.