Use MIDI Designer with Yamaha MFC-1 as Pedalboard

Question

The Yamaha only sends program changes. MIDI Designer will respond to them, but all the buttons don't respond correctly. From a user:

The board only sends Midi Program Change messages. I use learn mode to train pedal board button 1 to respond to program change 1, pedal board button 2 to program change 2, etc. When I exit design mode, all pedal board buttons respond to any program change button, rather than each responding to the program change it was trained for.

Answer 1

Use MIDI Bridge to divide your Program Changes up into different channels. From our user:

I figured out a way to use the Yamaha MFC-1 pedal and Midi Designer. I'm using the Midi Bridge application to take the incoming Midi Program Change 
message on Channel 1 and map it to Program Change on different channels based on the Program Change number

Using the Midi Bridge Stream Byter I map Program Change message to different channels, e.g.:

C0 01 => C1 01 
C0 02 => C2 02 
C0 03 => C3 03 
etc.

Answer 2

Use MIDI Bridge to divide your Program Changes up into different channels. From our user:

I figured out a way to use the Yamaha MFC-1 pedal and Midi Designer. I'm using the Midi Bridge application to take the incoming Midi Program Change 
message on Channel 1 and map it to Program Change on different channels based on the Program Change number

Using the Midi Bridge Stream Byter I map Program Change message to different channels, e.g.:

C0 01 => C1 01 
C0 02 => C2 02 
C0 03 => C3 03 
etc.