We’ve launched a new suite of practice tools, all focused on helping you make the most of the music you have in Soundslice.

Public Soundslice posts now feature a “Related” section that helps you find more slices you might like.

We’ve added a way to browse people’s public Soundslice channel posts by instrument — making it easier to find stuff to learn and people to follow.

Here’s an improvement that should make it easier to organize the music you’re practicing in Soundslice.

With 2020 in the rear-view, we reflect on the most-viewed community transcriptions.

In this interview we feature Rebecca Cline, an expert of the ‘Latin jazz’ piano world.

New courses for sale in the Soundslice store.

Today we’ve launched a reasonably large redesign of our site’s navigation. Here’s what’s new.

A profile of three new courses in the Soundslice store. One for jazz saxophonists and two for solo guitarists.

A profile of the three newest guitar courses available in the Soundslice store.

New transcriptions and lessons for sale in the Soundslice store made by members of the community.

Three new courses in the store produced by musicians from the Soundslice community.

Our first interview with a bassist. Marco Zammuto of Italy talks to us about his transcription process, and his interest in learning from musicians that don’t play bass.

Every Soundslice channel now has an About section. This is a place for you to add a longer bio, along with links to social media profiles and other websites.

New releases include a free collection of etudes for saxophonists learning jazz vocabulary, a piece for harp guitar, and a virtuosic fingerstyle composition by Antoine Boyer.

A follow up to our first story on distance learning.

Two new instructional guitar courses made by musicians from the Soundslice community.

We’ve been impressed by teacher’s creativity and resourcefulness. Here are three short case studies.

New slices by musicians playing through their hard-earned transcriptions.

We break down the concepts behind an Andy Wood solo with the man himself. If you’re a guitarist interested in country, chicken pickin’ or bluegrass, this is a must see.

Our collection of April Fool’s Day slices.

This week Mark Lettieri, Chris Payton, Antoine Boyer, Kaspar Jalily, Horace Bray, Landon Jordan and Michael Valeanu joined us for a Soundslice “talent show” via Instagram Live. (We need something to do with all this indoor time!)

Five licks from Shawn to break you out of your blues-playing rut.

Our first “Featured transcriber” interview with a pianist.

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

Quick licks from a Norwegian blues guitar phenom.

We’ve added a handy way to browse all the slices people are posting to their Soundslice channels: You can now browse by genre.

A discussion with one of the Soundslice team’s favorite transcribers.

Three quick passages from Anomalie’s newest sheet music release.

Short transcriptions from the three finalists.