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-VAM: Virtual Analog for MusE
-
-    by Josef Lindman Hörnlund
-
-
-*** WARNING! VAM has at the time some significant problems
-*** (esp. with the filter). Some parameters should not have
-*** high values ( like the filter resonance, the filter
-*** env mod or dco sustain )
-
-* What's VAM??
-
-    VAM is a soft synth for MusE (http://muse.seh.de) emulating
-    an old monophonic two oscillator analog synthesizer. It has
-    a simple interface and a quite fast synthesis engine.
-
-* Installation
-    MusE version >= 0.5.0 required (I think)
-    ( and everything that MusE requires, like Qt3 )
-
-    Unpack VAM in $MUSESOURCEDIR/synthi and run from vam/ make;
-    make install. VAM won't compile automaticly if you run make 
-    from $MUSESOURCEDIR.
-    $MUSESOURCEDIR is the directory you have the MusE source.
-    For optimizing add -march=(your arch) to the compiler arguments
-    in Makefile.
-
-* Using VAM:
-
-    To have fun with VAM MusE really should be started with -R.
-    Otherwise VAM will produce mostly noise, like clicks.
-    If you're familiar with analog or virtual analog synthesizers
-    using VAM souldn't be a problem.
-
-    If you add some cool LADSPA plugins like delay or chorus to VAM's
-    output, you'll get _much_ better sounds, playing without effects
-    is like eating beef without sauce.
-
-* Contact:
-
-    Please mail me at jotsif@linux.nu if you're having any
-    problems, suggestions, bugs, ideas or other comments.