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+(define meta
+  `((title . "Wavedrum")))
+
+(list
+ (h1 [Wavedrum])
+
+ (p [I wrote a ,(ref "/tags/wavedrum.html" "series of blog posts") in
+     which I document my efforts to understand and possibly manipulate
+     the firmware of Korg’s Wavedrum.  The PCB is easily accessible
+     and exposes big connector pads as well as a microSD card—an
+     invitation to play with the hardware.])
+
+ (p [Although I’m perfectly content just playing with the hardware, I
+     do hope that my work will eventually allow me and others to
+     modify the data on the Wavedrum such that custom sounds and loops
+     (and possibly algorithms) can be used.])
+
+
+ (h2 [Current status])
+
+ (p [It is possible to load firmware from the microSD card by pressing
+     ,(em [Write]) and ,(em [1]) while powering on the Wavedrum,
+     followed by pressing ,(em [Write]) again (another undocumented
+     mode can be entered by pressing ,(em [Write]) and ,(em [Mode])
+     while powering on).])
+
+ (p [The Wavedrum unfortunately rejects any modified firmware.  The
+     Oriental edition will not load the firmware of the Original/Black
+     edition, nor will it load the firmware of the Global edition.  It
+     also won’t load any modified firmware (e.g. where the only
+     difference is that two bytes are swapped).  I intend to figure
+     out how the Wavedrum validates the data on the SD card before
+     deciding to reject them.])
+
+
+ (h2 [Blog posts])
+
+ (ul
+   (li (ref "/posts/2013-08-11-hacking-the-wavedrum.html"
+            "Hacking the Wavedrum"))
+   (li (ref "/posts/2013-10-31-wavedrum-data-comparison.html"
+            "Firmware comparison between Wavedrums Original, Black and Oriental"))
+   (li (ref "/posts/2013-12-09-wavedrum-connectors.html"
+            "Connectors on the Wavedrum’s circuit board"))
+   (li (ref "/posts/2014-09-18-wavedrum-firmware-disassembler.html"
+            "Disassembling the Wavedrum firmware")))
+
+
+ (h2 [Software])
+
+ (dl
+   (dt (ref "http://git.elephly.net/wavedrum/wavedrum-lib.git"
+            "wavedrum-lib"))
+   (dd [Haskell library for parsing, editing, and writing Wavedrum programmes (presets).])
+
+   (dt (ref "http://git.elephly.net/wavedrum/sharc-disassembler.git"
+            "sharc-disassembler"))
+   (dd [Very rudimentary, partial disassembler for SHARC ADSP binaries
+        helping me to understand the Wavedrum’s bootloader.])))