When you're finished with moving the notes you want, and have no more than 2 notes playing at any time, hide the channels you want to keep, unhide all the others, edit, select all visible elements, and remove selected elements to leave you with only the notes you want in the song. In songs where more than one instrument switches on and off for the melody, keep both channels visible, and when you see the melody switch between instruments, click-drag-select those notes, and in the edit menu, move them to whichever channel your main melody is on. Horizontal zoom is far less important, because you will end up with too many notes on the screen at once.
The first thing you should do when you load up a new midi file is use the vertical zoom out tool to get all the channels on screen. Making oneTesla-safe midi files in midieditor is actually pretty easy and straightforward once you get the hang of the controls.
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