Request Online chart repository??

[lark_z]

After seeing @Calebmundy wonderful chart dropbox submission last week while helping a fellow TB'er, I really got interested in this style (NNS) of charting. I've been charting the songs for which that I can't seem to wean myself from the book or tabs. This has really helped me.

Anyway, I cannot find any online repository for these. Specifically, the Nashville style chart. Any searching of "chart"/"music" gets gobs of Billboard chart hits. Any hints?

I'm not looking for tab, lead sheets or chord charts. Certainly I use any and all of those as needed, depending on what's available and how desperate I am. I don't want the thread to devolve into a tab argument, so nothing more said.

Thanks

 

[Calebmundy]

I don’t know of any publicly available.

 

[dadglasser]

After seeing @Calebmundy wonderful chart dropbox submission last week while helping a fellow TB'er, I really got interested in this style (NNS) of charting. I've been charting the songs for which that I can't seem to wean myself from the book or tabs. This has really helped me.

Anyway, I cannot find any online repository for these. Specifically, the Nashville style chart. Any searching of "chart"/"music" gets gobs of Billboard chart hits. Any hints?

I'm not looking for tab, lead sheets or chord charts. Certainly I use any and all of those as needed, depending on what's available and how desperate I am. I don't want the thread to devolve into a tab argument, so nothing more said.

Thanks

I'm not aware of any online repository; however, if you can find a given song in a chordpro (.pro) format then you can convert it pretty easily to NNS with Linkesoft Songbook software:

LinkeSOFT SongBook Songs and Chords

NOTE: There is what I consider to be a pretty major bug (which I've reported) in Songbook. If you do convert a given .pro file to NNS then the software saves the song in that format without asking you. You can convert back, of course, in Songbook or restore from a backup.

 

[Basstera]

Hi
I am currently developing this website, Chordico, which is less than a month old, but we have already managed to collect 3000+ chord sheets.

In the future, we will add PDF export and Nashville Number System features.

Although the Nashville chart is not available yet, don't worry, all charts can be easily transposed, so you can play songs in any key.

This is an example of a chord chart available in Chordico.

Font size and minor chord display are customizable, please try it yourself, go to Chordico.com and find the song you want.

 

[Phil Smith]

Take a look at Free Jazz Chord Charts

 

[N. Kentucky Bass]

Free iReal Pro software (incl. Apple/Android) lets you change song keys of already charted songs with a couple keystrokes. Thousands are already available on the Forum at [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] or you can make your own and use the charts on a tablet or phone.