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.

We’ve improved our tablature rendering today to make hammer-ons and pull-offs more beautiful and easier to read.

Finally! Soundslice now supports cautionary accidentals, otherwise known as courtesy accidentals or reminder accidentals.

Today we’ve made a small change to the way slice creators can set default visibility of notation, tab, chords or lyrics.

Today we’re excited to announce a powerful new feature for people using our notation/tab editor: you can customize the keyboard shortcuts! We’re also providing several presets, based on other popular notation software, and you can switch between these shortcut sets easily.

With more and more people posting to Soundslice channels, it’s about time we gave you a way to explore what’s happening across the site, by musicians you might not be following yet.

You can now create slash marks (aka slash noteheads) in our notation editor.

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.”

Whenever you post to your channel, we send an email to your followers letting them know about it. Starting today, you can opt not to notify followers via email for a particular post.

For those of you creating slices, we’ve added a much-requested feature today. You can now copy syncpoints across slices, using our new “Import syncpoints from a file” feature.

We’ve made three big changes to make it easier for people to learn about and try Soundslice Licensing.

Today we’re launching many improvements to Soundslice’s percussion support!

We’ve redesigned the way you can post slices to your channel or get shareable links.

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.

With more and more people starting their own Soundslice channels, we want to be sure you’re aware of the good stuff people are posting. So today we’ve launched a new “Suggestions” page.

For those of you creating slices: today we’ve made it much easier to copy syncpoints among recordings.

You can now drag all syncpoints together.

We’ve finally added a proper sitewide search engine to Soundslice!

In your account settings, you can now set a “display name” for yourself.

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

Today we’ve added the ability to duplicate slices you’ve created.

>We’ve just added the ability to set up/down arrows next to tablature, using our notation editor.

We’ve added support for four new markings in our notation engine: plop, scoop, doit and fall.

We launched a new feature today: you can now reorder tracks in our notation/tab editor.

Today we’ve renamed our paid plans, to be clearer.

A small but nice change today: when you’re editing in the Soundslice notation editor and play the audio, we’ll no longer auto-scroll the notation by default.

We’ve changed our playhead scrolling algorithm today.

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