The Xenharmonic Wiki, or Xen Wiki, is the essential resource for microtonal musicians, theorists, and fans.
Acessible at https://en.xen.wiki/w/Main_Page, the wiki contains information on every tuning imaginable. Not just the well-known ones like quarter tones (24edo), 31edo, and Bohlen-Pierce — but also much more esoteric ones like 35edo, nusecond temperament, arithmetic frequency divisions, and more — any tuning you can imagine, pretty much.
It has lists of music to listen to, lists of notes in cents to tune your instrument or DAW to, a list of useful microtonal software (https://en.xen.wiki/w/List_of_music_software) — and everything on there is under a creative commons license just like Wikipedia, which means you’re free to use any of the text or diagrams in your own work.
It’s a hugely underrated resource that deserves many more contributors and readers alike. Go check it out!
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