How do you use Soundslice?

Learning with Soundslice

Click on music notation to navigate to that moment in the audio/video.
Drag across music notation to loop that section of audio/video.
With a loop already created, click/drag one of its edges to resize it.
Use the speed controls at lower left to slow down audio without changing pitch.

How do you stack notes in Soundslice?

To add an accidental, use Control J for sharps, Control G for flats and Control H for naturals — or click the appropriate accidental icon in the edit pane. To move forward and add another note/rest, use your keyboard’s right-arrow key.

How do you write chords on Soundslice?

Select the note above which you’d like to add a chord. In the editor sidebar’s “Text” panel , click the “Chord name/diagram” button . Or search the editor for “Chord name” or use a keyboard shortcut. At the left of your screen, replacing the editor’s sidebar, you’ll see a place for you to enter the chord.

What is Soundslice app?

Soundslice combines the best of both worlds. Intuitive practice tools. Click a note to go to that moment of the video. Drag across notes to make a loop. Slow down, transpose, solo parts and much more.

What is Soundslice?

Soundslice makes sheet music and guitar tablature beautifully interactive to help you learn music more efficiently. With that in mind, we are partnering with Soundslice to offer a hybrid audio player/notation viewer that syncs the written information with real guitar audio. …

How do I download a Soundslice tab?

Soundslice can export slices in two formats: MusicXML and Guitar Pro (GPX)….Exporting your slices

Go to your slice manager (the page that lists your slices).
Find the slice you want to export, and click the “…” icon at the far right.
Choose “Export MusicXML.”

Can you download Soundslice?

Thanks to recent advances in web-browser technology, we’re finally able to offer an offline version!

How do I export from Soundslice?

Soundslice can export slices in two formats: MusicXML and Guitar Pro (GPX)….Exporting as GPX

Go to your slice manager (the page that lists your slices).
Find the slice you want to export, and click the “…” icon at the far right.
Choose “Export GPX.”