Every MIDI CCs are forced to merge into MIDI CH1.

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The MIDI Focus is all about where the incoming MIDI is sent to. So it's not only a matter of indicating a module aka plugin, but also about which channel. That's what the focused channel is. Imagine 2 tracks, both targetting the same synth X, first track is on channel 1, the other track on channel 2. Now when you select track 1, synth X becomes the focused module and focused channel is 1. If you select track 2 the synth X still is the focused module but focused channel now is 2 so incoming MIDI is playing synth X on the selected = focused channel. Hope that explains it.

NB I double-checked it and it works fine as expected for all events, also controllers. Note that if you map a controller, then that mapping will get priority above the default routing explained above.

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Ok so in the specific case you want to use a different MIDI channel per event, then in the sequence editor right-click -> Editor -> Choose Focused MIDI Channel. That will define the channel for newly drawn notes AND for MIDI input.

Also see: http://www.mutools.com/info/docs/mulab/ ... ditor.html