How can one "record" the hot cues/warp points for sampling in Ableton 9?

[nuSoul]

I am new to Beats making...

Please, how can one "record" the hot cues for sampling in Ableton 9 by pressing the buttons like in the video below so that one does not have to clicking the warp points with the mouse and slicing/converting to a midi track?

Sample "recording" starts at 1:05, Sampling starts at 1:30.

It seems to me that this is a more intuitive/mpc like style of workflow... How do you do your sampling?

 

[rhythmgj]

I'm not an Ableton guy, but a few seconds of Googling yielded this info. I know the Sound on Sound article is for a much older version, but read through carefully; I'm sure anything you can do with a 2006 version, you can do better in 2016 (you just have to find the right menu item):

*http://isotonikstudios.com/Manuals/Isotonik Studios DJ Collection.pdf

*Warping 101 In Ableton Live

GJ