Media Molecule have taken big, big strides with their upcoming PlayStation 3 title LittleBigPlanet 2, the follow up to the team’s adorable platforming creativity-fest. Not only has the scope of Sackboy’s adventure seen massive expansions, but the building blocks and toolsets available to players this time around are truly staggering (Check out my preview for more details.)

One of the big new features is the music sequencer, which lets players create their own custom soundtracks and voiceovers. But as Media Molecule technical director Alex Evans told us during Gamecom 2010, the developers actually discovered some rather unexpected uses for the sequencer.

“What was really cool was that our designers started using the sequencer, and they weren’t just using it for music. They were using it to sequence cameras and cutscenes and story, and suddenly we realized that this sequencer is a really great way, an easy way of making levels.”