Posts tagged with “Notation/tab rendering”
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New features and fixes, May 2026
May 22, 2026Here are the highlights of what we’ve improved over the last few months. -
Automatic “movable do” pitch names
February 17, 2026We’ve expanded our automatic pitch names feature to support movable do solfège -
Persistent notations in horizontal layout
February 7, 2026By popular demand, we’ve improved Soundslice’s horizontal layout to keep clef and key signature always visible. -
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 Boomwhackers note coloring
October 7, 2025You can now automatically activate Boomwhackers colors in any music you’re viewing on Soundslice. -
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. -
New: Practice with a PDF or photo
August 1, 2025Our new image layout feature lets you practice with a PDF or photo of music, as an alternative to the Soundslice graphics engine. -
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 features, Jan. 9
January 9, 2025Synth playback now honors dynamics. Multitrack stem limits have been increased. Music scans detect hairpins. And a bunch more... -
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 improvements, October 3
October 3, 2024We’ve made some improvements specifically around the theme of repeats. -
Better-looking slurs
September 19, 2024We’ve updated our graphics engine to make slurs look better. -
New features, March 28
March 28, 2024Various improvements across our product. -
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. -
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. -
Higher-quality printing and PDF export
May 18, 2023We’ve vastly improved the quality of our printed version, and we’ve made it easier to generate a PDF of your music. -
New: Disable colors in any slice you’re viewing
May 11, 2023If you’re viewing music in Soundslice that uses colored notes, you now have the option of disabling the colors. -
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. -
Introducing our new Paged layout
March 23, 2023Our new Paged layout splits your music into one screenful at a time, and you can quickly navigate between pages. -
Introducing proportional notation
December 1, 2022Soundslice now supports proportional notation — a way of spacing music such that all notes take up the exact same amount of space according to their rhythmic duration. -
Introducing Auto layout mode
April 14, 2022In Auto layout, we’ll format music differently depending on the screen size and available area. -
New features and fixes, Jan. 12
January 12, 2022Happy new year! Here’s what we’ve launched and tweaked recently. -
Native support for drum sticking
January 12, 2022Percussionists, rejoice! Soundslice now natively supports sticking. -
Introducing focus mode
November 11, 2021Here’s a big new Soundslice feature that will help you concentrate while you’re learning or practicing. -
New features and fixes, July 22
July 22, 2021Here’s what we’ve launched and tweaked recently. There’s something for everybody in here! -
New features and fixes, May 6
May 6, 2021Here are various improvements we’ve made to Soundslice over the last month or so.