Every site below is free, ad-free and account-free, and every one of them owns exactly one subject. The “covers” column is the subject that site is the network’s single home for; nothing in it is taught anywhere else, and the sites link to each other at the point where somebody else’s answer is better than their own.
Follow a name for this portal’s fuller page about that site — what you will actually find there, who it is written for, and what it deliberately leaves to somebody else — before you decide to leave.
| Site | Covers | Written for | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| String Warrior | many string instruments at once | Someone who owns more than one string instrument, or who keeps asking “what does this look like on the other one?” | Open |
| Theory Warrior | music theory with no instrument attached | A player whose hands already know a thing and who now wants to know what it is called and why it works. | Open |
| Keys Warrior | the keyboard | Pianists, synth players and producers — anyone whose instrument has no frets to count. | Open |
| Ukulele Warrior | the ukulele family | Anyone who picked up a ukulele expecting a small guitar and found it is its own instrument. | Open |
| Bass Warrior | the bass | Bass players, and guitarists who have just been handed a bass at a rehearsal. | Open |
| Mandolin Warrior | the mandolin family | Mandolin players, and fiddlers curious about the same tuning under their fingers instead of under a bow. | Open |
| Guitar Warrior | the guitar | Guitarists — from a first open chord to somebody mapping the neck properly for the first time. | Open |
| Banjo Warrior | the banjo | Banjo players of any vintage, and anyone who has worked out that the fingerpicks are the hard part. | Open |
| Fiddle Warrior | bowed strings | Fiddlers and violinists, and mandolin players who want to hear their tunes bowed. | Open |
| Ear Warrior | hearing, rather than playing | A player who can already play the thing and still cannot hear it coming. | Open |
| Bluegrass Warrior | a genre, and how its band works | Someone with an instrument they can play and a first jam they have not been to yet. | Open |
| Country Warrior | a genre, and the song underneath it | Someone who already has the changes and needs to know what to play under them. | Open |
| Nashville Warrior | a notation, not an instrument | Anyone who has been handed a page of numbers and had about one second to work out what to play. | Open |
| Mariachi Warrior | an ensemble that plays in sections, not turns | Someone standing in a section who needs to play the same thing as the person beside them. | Open |
| Jazz Warrior | a genre, and the tune as it gets called | Someone who can already play the chords and wants to know what a tune actually does. | Open |
| Tres Warrior | the Cuban tres | Treseros, and anyone who keeps hearing son records and wants to know what that rippling line actually is. | Open |
| Charango Warrior | the charango | Charanguistas, and anyone who has heard a huayño’s driving strum and wants to know what the whole hand is doing. | Open |
| Cavaquinho Warrior | the cavaquinho | Cavaquinistas, and anyone who has heard a samba or choro record and wants to know what that clicking, chopping rhythm actually is. | Open |
| Sitar Warrior | the sitar | Sitarists, and anyone who has heard a raga unfold and wants to know why none of it maps cleanly onto a Western chord chart. | Open |
| Oud Warrior | the oud | Oudists, and anyone who has heard a taqsim bend past the piano’s twelve notes and wants to know what the chart is leaving out. | Open |
| Cuatro Warrior | both cuatros — Puerto Rican and Venezuelan | Cuatristas of either tradition, and anyone who went shopping for a cuatro and found two different instruments. | Open |
| Gear Warrior | the equipment around an instrument, not the instrument itself | Someone deciding what to buy rather than what to play — a set of strings, a first pedal, an amp, or which shop to trust. | Being built |
What “being built” means
A site marked as being built lives in the same codebase, passes the same validators, and is not open to readers yet. Its page here carries no outgoing link — a link to an unfinished site is a link nobody wants — and the link appears on its own, with no edit to this page, on the day that site launches.