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I tried putting the MIDI back into kobimusic today out of curiosity and it actually does recognise all the channels in there. I was specifically using a Super Mario Bros. midi, as I wanted to generate new sections of the OST, drag the midi into gxscc to emulate the 8-bit sound without having to actually worry about real limitations of the NES, and then blind react. But it puts everything onto one piano channel. Drums and the lot of it. Same thing when I tried loading it in SynthFont, same thing when I open it with Windows Media Player, and same thing when I sent it to a friend. One thing I noticed is when I go to save the midi, it does not have a recommended file. It's not prompting me to name a .mid file, it's just blank and you gotta add the filename yourself. So maybe something in the saving is getting mixed up?

Ah ok, I was able to replicate this bug with the gxscc app. I was able to fix it by importing it in this, then just simply downloading it again. You can also configure the instruments there if the gxscc app doesn't support changing of instruments.

Hope this works for you🤞

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Yep, it worked! Thanks!