Mastering.com's Logic Pro walkthrough shows how Scripter's Drum Probability Sequencer turns random chance into usable drum grooves. Four voices map to four MIDI notes, spread across 16 steps, each with its own probability slider.
Set a slider to 100% and that hit lands every time. Lower it and the note only fires sometimes, so each playback gives you a slightly different pattern.
Once a beat feels good, record it straight to a MIDI track, then edit, copy, and arrange the results like any other drum part. It's a fast way to break out of programming beats step by step and stumble into grooves you wouldn't have written on purpose.
Scripter ships with plenty of other generative presets, including arpeggiators and harmonizers, worth exploring if randomized inspiration is something you want more of in your workflow.