This is a Roland MT-200 which in reality is a combination of an SC-55 and SB-55 but packaged as a tutor and recording solution. Technically this video is a followup to this one (    • Roland MT-200 Pt1: Power Repair   ), I had planned at one point to tie it into the Visual MT software I now covered separately (    • Roland Virtual Sound Canvas (And Visu...   ) but that was hiding something too interesting. But it's a Sound Canvas with a floppy drive built in, you want to hear it jam! So this is a scaled back look at it as a floppy MIDI player and as a DOS sound module, and for that, it's almost perfect, in more ways than you might initially think.

A production note: This video was recorded about three years before I am writing this. So it's not the smoothest one and I didn't want to go back to re-film anything and have it stick out.

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