We’ve cleaned up our site’s top-level navigation, plus the structure of our store.

Here’s the latest rundown of Soundslice improvements.

Several of our teacher customers have asked us for the ability to upload extra files — such as PDFs — along with their Soundslice scores, to keep all their student materials in one place. Today we launched this new feature!

Today we’ve launched a nice little feature called video flipping. It lets you flip any Soundslice video to its mirror image.

Here’s something for those of you who create Soundslice scores with videos: we now support video subtitles (e.g., closed captioning).

Today we’re launching a visual violin fingerboard.

Here’s the latest rundown of Soundslice improvements.

As always, we’re constantly polishing and improving Soundslice. Here’s the latest.

Lots of people have asked for this one. You can now create folders in the Soundslice score manager.

With more and more people making Soundslice video-lesson courses, we figured we’d start documenting the best practices.

Today, we’re launching <a href="https://www.soundslice.com/licks/">Soundslice Licks</a>, a new part of our site that compiles licks and interesting musical snippets — all transcribed and synced with performance videos.

Several of you have been using Soundslice with Vimeo. We’re happy to announce that we’ve launched much nicer Vimeo integration. And we went ahead and did it for Brightcove (another video hosting provider), too.

We’re constantly polishing our site and product... Here’s a roundup of what’s new lately.

We’ve made some nice improvements to our syncpoint editor today.

Today we’re excited to launch Soundslice offline mode!

Today we’ve launched smooth scrolling during Soundslice playback. This makes it much easier and more natural to follow along with the music in our player.

Here’s how to mark your scores as containing spoken dialogue and non-musical content.

Lots of improvements to Soundslice lately.

Today we’re launching “stemmed tab” view — an optional new way of formatting tablature on any Soundslice score.

We’re launching a big new thing today! It’s called Soundslice Lessons — a marketplace for selling video courses using our awesome interactive music-education tools.

People still print sheet music?! Yes, evidently some do — and apparently they’ve all been emailing us to tell us our print version stinks. We’re happy to announce today that we’ve greatly improved the quality of our print version.

We’ve just made some nice improvements to Soundslice’s support for touch devices (such as tablets and smartphones).

Sometimes you just need to see the chords — nothing else. Today, we’ve launched a chord-chart view that hides notation/tab and only shows you the chords, in a lovely, compact interface.

Lots of progress on Soundslice lately, as always. Here’s what’s new.

Today we’ve added two ways to control Soundslice playback, including a metronome count-in.

Today we’re launching several nice things for piano players.

As always, we’re improving Soundslice daily. Here’s the latest news...

Given the importance of MusicXML in the world of digital sheet music, we were surprised to discover that there’s no good, free MusicXML viewer online. So we built one for you!

We now support percussion notation!

We’ve made a several improvements to our new syncpoint editor, along with steady improvements to other parts of Soundslice. Here’s what’s new.