It allows full use of the keyboard when selecting (1) MIDI from: Ch.1 and drum pads when using (2) MIDI from: Ch. But the pre-mapped DAW commands do not work at all that way. If you choose the Control Surface: Keylab MKII The pre-mapped DAW COMMANDS work but you cannot use the pads for drums. Lower the octave range Z Raise the octave range X Increase incoming note velocity by 20 C Decrease incoming note velocity by 20 V Toggle between Session view and Arrange- ment view Tab Toggle Hot-Swap Mode Q Toggle Draw Mode B Toggle Midi Keyboard M Activate / Deactivate Track 1-8 F1 - F8 Back to Arrangement F10 Return to Default Delete Record F9 Go to Beginning Home Go to End End Scroll. Key shortcuts in Ableton Live by Adam Inglis ยป Tue Jan 05, 2021 4:54 am A long time Cubase user, I learnt Ableton Live about 15 years ago specifically for live show production that lasted a few years. Shortcuts make navigating, organizing, and effecting your sessions dramatically faster and easier, helping to increase your productivity and give you more time to focus on making creative choices. Ableton Live 10, released earlier this year, added a host of new key commands to make working in Live even faster and more musical than before. Instructor Ableton 10 introduced several productivity enhancements to the Arrangement view, including several new key commands. 10.1 continues that trend by updating one of the new commands.
A long time Cubase user, I learnt Ableton Live about 15 years ago specifically for live show production that lasted a few years. I've recently installed LIve 10 to make certain warping-type work easier and faster, and it does a great job. 
But I have a lot of 'muscle-memory' (actually, cerebellum-memory but let's not be pedantic) invested in Cubase, and I would like my keyboard shorcuts in Live to match those in Cubase.
Now, I always thought this was possible on a Mac, but I'm not having any luck. I thought it was done throught the Accessibilty part of System Preferences, however this won't let me assign alpha keys on their own to a function, there must be a modifier key held down as well. (On Cubase, using the f, g and h keys I can very quickly follow an audio file, zoom in, edit, then zoom out and follow again, all without using the dreaded mouse).Ableton does allow you to customise both Key and Midi control for whatever you can see on the screens (both Arrangement view and Session view) but this does not apply to the drop-down menus.
Change Key Ableton
Ableton 10 Key Commands
Any suggestions?