A MIDI interface developed by Roland in the early 1980’s for PC compatible computers. This very early MIDI interface became the de facto standard for all PC interfaces. Other interfaces that came out in years to follow began to be “MPU-401 compatible.” Before long the only accepted interfaces had to be MPU-401 compatible and the core elements of the standard lives on (though unspoken now) to this day.
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