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MIDI can be used by first attaching the MIDI_InputDevice component to a Slot.
Following this you will get a new Obsidian settings category in your Dash called MIDI Settings. There you can find MIDI devices which are connected to your computer and can choose to allow connections to them per-device.
Once you have allowed connection to a device, simply type its name into the component and make sure you have set yourself as the HandlingUser.
You can get data from the MIDI device by using the appropriate ProtoFlux nodes and components, for example to detect when a note is pressed you can use the MIDI_NoteEvent node, to read from the pitch wheel you can use the MIDI_PitchWheel_Value component.