When in edit mode no input is detected, once stopped midi device is no longer accessible by any application.

[Echoframe]

i use the getKey & getKeyDown in my code like this:

(...)

        if (MidiJack.MidiMaster.GetKeyDown(MidiJack.MidiChannel.All, i) == true || MidiJack.MidiMaster.GetKey(MidiJack.MidiChannel.All, i) > 0)
        {
            IndexDisplay = i;
            NoteNumberD = i - _ShiftValue;
            tar.SetBlendShapeWeight(_Indexes[NoteNumberD], MidiJack.MidiMaster.GetKey(MidiJack.MidiChannel.All, i) * 75f);
        }

(...)

once i press play, no input is detected and when i stop, the device is no longer detected for other applications (Chrome, FLstudio, Ableton).

[keijiro]

When in edit mode no input is detected,

MidiJack doesn't work in Edit mode.

the device is no longer detected for other applications (Chrome, FLstudio, Ableton).

As far as I know, most MIDI devices on Windows are exclusively allocated by a process. You can't share them between multiple applications.

By the way, I'm not actively working on this package any more. In recent projects, I'm using a new package called Minis. I'd recommend migrating to it.

https://github.com/keijiro/Minis

[Echoframe]

Thank you for the quick answer!