To steal David's thunder, I'll list the new features:
- Expression control over the big knob.
- No more bypass footswitch. It now functions more like a MASF Raptio (only when you engage your desired effect are the wet and dry knobs representative of what you'll hear)
"New" mode 1: Tap Tempo- This is a
single streamlined version of the four modes found on V1.
- The 4 different glitch modes from V1 are now all packed into 1! No need for two modes to remove the dry signal and no need for different modes for momentary and latching. A fast tap of the right switch gives you latching glitch, a longer press gives you momentary. Wet and Dry knobs set the desired levels for the stuttering effect. Think of it like a Raptio in glitch mode, but with tap tempo and optional latching mode.
New mode 2: Random Tempo- Each time you engage the glitch effect you get a different sample lenght.
- Max random sample size is set by big knob.
- Left footswith adds pitch wobble and makes it degrade a bit more each time you press it.
New mode 3: GlitchoLay- The Pitch Glitcholay patch from the Molecular pedals, adapted to Stamme[n].
- The big knob sets the rate at which the glitch changes and also increases the randomness of glitch occurrences.
- The left footswitch makes it self-oscillate and adds an octave up that gets pitched up each time it feeds itself its own signal.
New mode 4: Tape Loop- A tape loop, like the new patch David did for the Moleculars, only with no control for the sample length, only the tape speed.
- The right footswitch engages the effect.
- Left footswitch loops the sample.
So, both options would be great to have, but having no latching option wouldn't be a deal-breaker for me. 
