Tons of Django solos on Soundslice

PapsPier

Hello guys
after some of your remarks about the flaws of TuxGuitar, I decided to take time to put all my transcriptions of Django, Rostaing, Meunier and LEvecque on Soundslice.
This app is so convenient (one click to loop, one click to adjust the tempo, auto scroll of the score...). And the team has just added an editor function which makes it even more convenient. Really great job Adrian!

So you ll find all the transcriptions I have shared before on this channel
Soundslice Channel

Tubaphone

Oh boy, this is like Christmas. Having the Roastaing transcriptions, the ability to play along, transcribe keys and slow down? Wow.

Thanks yet again, PapsPier.

sadow

These are great. Thanks so much. Is there a way to get the charts larger?

Josechiky

Great work!Thank you so much for sharing them!

geese_com

Thanks for this. That probably took lots of work to do!

wim

Most excellent decision Paps. Welcome to the __future__ !

wim

sadow wrote: »

These are great. Thanks so much. Is there a way to get the charts larger?

Are you just looking at the preview? Click on the titles! You can resize it to however you want.

jared

Quel travail. Merci beaucoup!
Wow. What a lot of work. Thank you very much for a pleasant afternoon of playing along.

PapsPier

LOL Wim, I know. It is so much better than having to use Audacity, find my audio file, open it, find the score in the correct key, print it, find the way to organize it to see it completely, press enter to start the audacity player, the music sheets dropped, so you miss the start and you have to re organize again etc...

And Sadow as Wim said you need to click on the title you are interested in to see it in a bigger version. Like this one
Swing de Paris example

lewischang88

Merci beaucoup x 1000
New chapter of my life begins.

PapsPier

I am glad if it can help some of you to explore some rarely played tunes of Django.
I also wanted to share that I added new classification lists of the tunes on the website. They are organized by key, by tempo, by structure (blues, anatoles) and by types (Django compositions, standards, classical tunes).
So if you want to work on a slow blues in Bb, you can just pick the corresponding song.
Hope it will help you work more efficiently.

it is the four pages linked at the top of the alphabetical list
Alphabetical list