hmm.. im sue theres a way... but for the meantime... you could set a default ableton file to open, set up with an FM7 already on a track... and then midi-fy the controls of the FM7, using the pop out sliders on the midi track.

thing is with the UC33e is that, alot of the midi mappings overlap between presets. by this i mean, on preset 1, the channnel fader may occupy the same midi cc as say, the send knb on preset 4. i made up my own uc33 setup to avoid this so presets 1-4 are all different midi cc's, ...you'll need the Enigma software

UC33 settings:

UC preset 1: 8 Track Mixer with Sends
UC preset 2: 3 band Eq
UC preset 3: Assignable Master / Track FX
 UC preset 4: Assignable knobs and faders

 midi buttons 1-9: turn fx on or off.

first you'll need to load the Bank to the UC33e. to do this, download enigma form the m-audio website, install it and load this bank:

http://www.chrome-metronome.net/AbletonSetup.xml

clicking the 3rd set of arrows on the top left of Enigma will load the bank to your controller. you have to restart computer to allow ableton to use the UC.

then if you want to use my default:

http://www.chrome-metronome.net/EQ.als

with this setup, each of the 8 channels and 9 midi buttons will be controlled from any of the 3 presets which should be good fdr anything live. the difference in each preset being, in preset 1 the knobs control the send, 2 -> all the 3 band EQs, and 3 -> assignable fx.

there should be no crossover in regards to conflicting Midi CC's, which i why i had to reprogram it at the beginning. you may want to tweak your EQ settings, and set up the FX settings on preset 3 to your liking.