Have you ever heard of the Nashville Numbers System? Today, we'll talk about what it is, and how you can use it as a drummer to better communicate with other musicians.Transcript:Hey there. Welcome back for more Drummer Daily. I am happy you're here. Today, I over the weekend, this is Tuesday, but over the weekend I painted my studio room. I'm getting prepared for this thing. I'm sure you're probably rolling your eyes at this point because I've talked about it so much, but I'm getting ready to announce something on May first. This episode comes out on April 25th, so were less than a week away. I'm announcing something on May first, and it's a new thing. It's a new thing. I can't tell you what it is yet. I realized I had the need, or it would be better if I kind of revamped my studio space just a little bit, just aesthetically, just how it looks. Painting it was part of that, so I did that.Anyway ... I did that this weekend, so today I'm upstairs, or I'm going to be upstairs in a minute kind of putting everything back in place. I had to move a bunch of sound panels and stuff, sound absorbing panels for acoustic treatment, out of the way so I didn't get paint all over them, so moving all those back, putting plug covers back on the plugs on the wall and things like that. I'm looking forward to getting up there. I love hanging out in my little dedicated music space. It's very relaxing and very cool.Today I wanted to talk to you about something. I actually got an Instagram message from someone who listens and he asked me about, I believe it was Connors who asked me this. He said, "Hey, tell me, can you do something about the Nashville numbers system? Like maybe what you should know about it and how you can use it as a drummer." Basically all that stuff. I thought, that's a great idea. I haven't really talked about that much.Full transcript at http://danielhadaway.com/episode115

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