You can select the clip with the cursor keys and press return to stop it recording and start it playing without the main transport stopping? Not sure if there is any other more direct commands beyond mapping it like alechko said.
Hmmā¦ dunno what happened. CDM abruptly deleted the article. Something about a Max4Live device emulating a Synthi
Google cache is your friend:
max for cats. they announced it but then delayed it because hosting issues or something.
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Not as useful in this case as the link ignatius posted
No prob, for the next time that we will not have ignatius links 
he had the insider knowledge
Can the matrix patch points be automated? 
Hey there folks! If anyone want to watch me make weird stuff in Live, please join at 18:30 here:
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no idea. iāve only seen a bit of the video. donāt know anything about it really. perhaps via preset changes? or using other max for live devices and variations in the instrument rack.
Hopefully this means an APC40 refresh is coming!
edit: not getting my hopes up for anything but Iād appreciate a Launchpad Pro with faders, 16 endless encoders, and a screen similar to the Push 2. Thank you 
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I would as well, not to mention a push mini
Does anyone know how to change the default grid setting when you record a clip? Mine is always on Adaptive Narrow which for a 1 bar clip (which more often than not Iām recording, I make simple music!) is 1/64th, which is too high res for me (again, simple tastes so 1/16th is all I need!). Seems weird that thereās no apparent way to change this
what if you set up a default project template?
Where do I set the default new clip grid in there though? For example, if I record a clip in a project and change that clips grid to 1/16th after recording, the next clip I record (even on the same track) still gets āAdaptive Narrowā grid so Iām not sure where I can change the default
I donāt think there is a default setting, will check on it later to confirm but if you set the project to the resolution you want and then save that as your template, every new clip should adhere to that settingā¦(whichever setting your project is set to)
As far as I know, you cannot change the default grid setting but two things can help. First, if you double click on an empty clip slot, it will create a 1-bar clip which will have a fixed 1/16 grid. Second, you can change a recorded clipās grid with the Command-1/Command-2 shortcuts (I suppose itās Control-1/Control-2 if youāre on Windows).
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@tdmusic
CMD+1 and CMD+2 if youāre on a Macā¦ and unfortunately I havenāt found a way either
sorry I couldnāt be of more help, a bit tedious I know duplicating tracks to a template.