How does one erase *ALL* Modulation Wheel events from a MIDI clip?

[tonedef71]

I imported a MIDI file into a Tracktion edit and then went about splitting the imported MIDI tracks into individual clips. I noticed while editing "Modulation Wheel (coarse)" events (MIDI Controller 1) of a split MIDI clip that I was unable to completely erase the Modulation Wheel messages and start all over; the best I could do was erase to just a single event event line that I could drag up and down. Dragging the line to the bottom for a value of zero is not sufficient, because it appears that an explicit zeroing of the controller is happening and that interferes with the scripting of at least one of my Kontakt instruments. I would prefer to have some individual handles that I could grab and delete (similar to what is in the Velocity event editor); dragging the eraser tool over the Modulation Wheel messages is cumbersome. Being able to lasso-select and delete the events would be useful, too.

It would also be useful to have a way to view and edit the raw individual MIDI event messages of a MIDI clip (in a grid list editor, perhaps).

I don't know if it matters, but I was using the latest 64-bit Tracktion 6 public beta (6.0.23) for Windows. The edit I was using was the default edit that gets created for a new project (i.e. I did not read in a project that was created in a previous version of Tracktion).

EDIT: Also, how does one erase all Modulation Wheel events from the start of a MIDI clip to a point inside the MIDI clip. It does not appear that one can drag the start of the first Modulation Wheel event in a MIDI clip, so if you want the Modulation Wheel events to occur later in the MIDI clip, there appears to be no way to achieve this easily.

[dupont]

There is an option to erase all the controller from the clip but can't see for marked region.
Midi management still needs improvements, controller editing was on of my FR before T6 came out.

[tonedef71]

Tracktion could very well become my go-to DAW; universal track types and consistent behavior among clip types resonates well with me. Since I primarily create music with MIDI, there are some MIDI capabilities that I have come to expect to be part of any DAW, and I cannot be fully productive without them.

controller editing was on of my FR before T6 came out.

Should I submit a FR on the T6 thread for improved viewing and editing of MIDI controller data?

[frankvg]

Should I submit a FR on the T6 thread for improved viewing and editing of MIDI controller data?

Make it a separate thread and please be very specific HOW exactly you want to improve it. Intelligent ideas are always very welcome.