Well this, technically, is the standard way to do wavetables. It is the way Seruam and all of the others do it: http://www.earlevel.com/main/category/digital-audio/oscillators/wavetable-oscillators/

Thanks, Christoph.

I'm thinking about HISE as a future sampling and synthesis playground, for sharing instruments with other users. The important sampling aspects look to already be in place and just a few additions to the synthesis could make HISE very attractive to a wide range of users, likely generating more interest in HISE from end users like myself.

I don't think they are still affiliated with Google, not since Chrome was released. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation#Google

Actually it keeps a list of recent projects in the app data folder and I don't think the uninstaller removes these (the installer routines are still pretty simple). I didn't see that error for myself for years :)