I dug deep on SCENES on the EP133 KO II Sampler Sequencer from Teenage Engineering looking for tools that could help build songs. I discovered some ups and downs and try to share some clarity on the relationship between Projects, Scenes, Groups, Patterns and Sounds, along with some of the "gotchas" related to using Scenes.

[UPDATE: If you want a much more detailed visual view of the strucuture of scenes and how COMMIT works check out my next video at this specific chapter:    • REALLY LEARN K.O. II with DIAGRAMS  ...   ]

Starting with a blank NEW PROJECT, I also covered how to duplicate whole sound groups across projects copy and paste a whole GROUP of SOUNDS from one project to another. Do that 4 times and you got yourself a "DUPLICATE PROJECT" feature! (sure, I'd rather have it as one step too).
There's also some tips on Erasing Scenes, and usingg scenes as a pattern playround so you don't end up in a state of confusion with random extra duplicate patterns (like I have done too many times!).
See my prior video on the KO2 "pros and DOHs" to get. a broader taste of some early opinions on wins and worries across the whole device:    • KO II  7 Wins + 8 Woes using Teenage...  

Chapters in this video:
0:00 Intro
0:50 Beat Structure
1:40 Aha Graphic
2:51 Scenes!
3:22 What are Scenes?
4:10 Create Scenes / empty Project
4:55 Copying Sound Groups between projects
7:00 Create a Pattern
7:50 COMMIT a Scene
8:52 Build another Scene
9:25 Erase Notes
10:15 COMMIT again
11:20 MUTE a Pattern in Scene
12:20 Scene Number Confusion
13:05 Empty Pattern Muting
13:45 Erasing a Scene
14:25 Editing Scenes
16:05 Playing Scenes
17:50 Playground Scene
18:50 Duplicate Pattern
20:00 Faders & FX with Scenes