Nashville Numbers

Nashville Numbers

The Nashville Numbers

90 ratings
70 reviews
#196 in paid Music
📊 Productivity
🎵 Music
$9.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 16, 2019
  • June 23, 2025

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This app simplifies music notation using the Nashville Number System, allowing musicians to create song charts digitally. It replaces traditional methods like pencil and paper for live performances, recording, and teaching.

Digital song chart creation
Nashville Number System implementation
Streamlined notation format
Replaces pencil and paper
Suitable for live performance and recording
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What's New in Nashville Numbers

1.14

June 23, 2025

Fixed not being able to import or share charts. Also fixed imported charts not displaying in the chart list. Imported charts will now be in an "Imported Songs" folder on the main screen

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This app dropped -25 positions in Music chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

Good for NNS charts

The developer contacted me and let me know about their plans to improve the app (like adding landscape view). Looking forward to future updates.

Layout Options

Liking the app so far, but I’m wondering if there’s a way to split a page into 2 columns so I can fit more on one page?

Copy sections or series of measures, possible, or not?

I’m new to writing out Nashville charts. Mostly worship songs so I can fit charts onto a single page. Is there a way to select a block of measures or song section, to copy and paste them?
Second, on editing the chart, it would be sweet if one could add text notes, like an asterisk to play and alternative chord, with text, not a handwritten note.

Please advise
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Response from developer

Hi! Yes, you can copy and paste sections. Long press the section title box that you want to paste and select Copy Section. Then, long press and empty or new section and select Paste. Yes, a movable text box is something we really want to add. It would be nice not having to use handwriting. Anyway, handwriting is what we have for now. Keep an eye open for updates. They keep coming. Thanks for checking out the app!

Getting Better

The next update needs to add pinch zoom, and the ability to swipe left or right to the previous or next song.

Set list

I love this app a lot. The only thing I would like to do is be able to put songs in a set list. The online distribution says you can but I haven’t found it yet. Otherwise I choose this app over 1 chart

User experience

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Reported Bugs

15 issues

Loses data/charts

Bug

Website has a virus

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No tempo changing available/meter changes

Bug

Issues retrieving saved charts from cloud storage

Bug

Stylus writing has latency/wonky rendering

Bug

X's don't line up underneath numbers

Bug

Copy/paste section feature crashes app

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Section edit pop up menu glitches

Bug

All songs gone after update

Bug

Inputs to charts not saved

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Starter Kit option does nothing

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Cannot save as you go

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Measures shift and are out of sync

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Keyboard doesn't fit on iPhone 8 screen

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Freehand drawing annotations appear sloppy

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Requested Features

30 requests

Add landscape view

Feature

Split page into 2 columns

Feature

Copy sections or series of measures

Feature

Add text notes/annotations

Feature

Swipe left/right for next/previous song

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Create set lists

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Pinch zoom

Feature

Folders for song organization

Feature

Add text annotations

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Support for time signature changes

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Ability to add text for repeats (e.g., 'x4')

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Tap to enter tempo

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Ability to add parenthesis in keyboard for chords

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Double line underneath chords for passing chords

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Ability to copy an existing chart to experiment

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Arrows for anticipating or delaying

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Time signatures available to add to chart

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More options for insertable rests and headless note stems

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Maj/min key notation (e.g., 2maj)

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More traditional notation on second page

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Rhythmic notation above Nashville numbers (quarters, eighths, triplets)

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iCloud integration

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MacOS companion app

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More specific spacing adjustments for measure alignment

Feature

Line to put artist name

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Bass line notation for chords (e.g., C/G)

Feature

Support for different beat counts per bar

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Share charts between musicians within the app

Feature

Ability to add different bass numbers in a chord

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More frequent updates

Feature

FAQ

What is the Nashville Numbers app?

The Nashville Numbers app is a digital tool that simplifies music notation by using the Nashville Number System. It allows musicians to create song charts quickly and easily on their digital devices, replacing traditional pen and paper methods.

What are the key features of this app?

The app's primary feature is the digital creation of song charts using the Nashville Number System. It offers a streamlined and clean format for notation, making it ideal for live performances, recording sessions, and teaching environments.

How much does the Nashville Numbers app cost?

The application is a paid app. The description mentions a refund policy if you are not happy with the app, suggesting a one-time purchase price.

What kind of devices is this app compatible with?

The description implies the app is designed for digital devices, allowing charts to be written on your digital device. Specific operating system compatibility is not detailed but it is designed for modern digital use.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is designed for musicians, songwriters, and music students who are familiar with or wish to learn the Nashville Number System. It's particularly useful for those involved in live performance, recording, or music education.