There are 4 different modes for each of the sample and bit rates, and you can combine them in any order you want. The wavetable knob is a turn to select deal and it's well calibrated so although there are 252 wavetables you can quickly get wherever you want but still control it to cycle through one at a time. But if you press the wavetable knob it cycles through the sample/bit rate modes (indicated on each by the LED using red/green/yellow/off). It also reloadsthe wavetable you last used when you turn it back on.
A lot of the wavetables are simliar (as you'd expect) but they ecah allow for different reactions from the controls. I think if you were to a do an demo of this that showed the range of each of the wavetables and skipped over the similar bits you'd be looking at a couple of hours. I might try and do one, but I am notirious for being shit at bothering to do them.
I wasn't going to do a gutshot as it's so well designed and they probably deserve to keep the design to themselves, but it's gooped so fuck them. Things of note, input grounding on the stompswitch. SMD resistors (except one), weird little cube shaped caps.
