• First Beat & Pattern Variations (04:30) - In this first video, Paul covers the basics of inputting drum hits into the new Drum Sequencer player, as well as how to automate pattern changes.

• Remapping Lanes, Playback Modes & Pattern Lengths (06:11) - Now learn how to remap MIDI notes on the Drum Sequencer, as well as using per-channel playback modes and pattern lengths to create overlapping rhythms.

• Live Note Input, Randomization & Pattern Presets (03:34) - Paul shows you how to use live MIDI input as an alternative to clicking on the display, as well as how to use the built-in randomization and pattern preset functions.

• Probability Sequencing & Note Repeat (06:21) - Next up, discover how to use "probability" based sequencing to create semi-generative drum beats, as well as note ratcheting to fit multiple hits into a single step.

• Using Player Automation to Create Variations (04:39) - See how to use channel mute automation to create kickless variations on your patterns without wasting precious pattern slots.

• Increasing Lane & Pattern Count (02:47) - Now take a look at how to stack players to access more drum channels as well as expand the number of patterns beyond eight.

• Converting CV to MIDI (03:54) - In this video Paul reveals how to use a free player device to turn any CV source directly into MIDI in the sequencer, opening up all of your existing rack devices to the world of players.

• A Quick Look at Europa (04:19) - Now for a quick sidetrack! Paul shows you a couple of quick tips with Europa and its new sample import function, such as creating a default patch for sample import and also re-sampling instruments internally to create new wavetables.

• Drum Sequencer as a Melodic Tool (08:37) - Now we put all of the above into practice and begin creating a more coherent idea. You'll also see how to use the Drum Sequencer as a melodic tool, and explore the usefulness of CV outputs on player devices.

• Structuring & Looking Beyond Drum Sequencer (14:12) - Expanding on the previous video, Paul adds additional melodic elements as well as introduces you to the possibilities of players and CV beyond the Drum Sequencer.