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I'm writing a simple sequencer in java and I'd like to host vst instruments as well.
What would be the best library I can use to add vst functionality?

I've found jvsthost but I want to be shure that there is not a better choice before I start using it. Particularly the following line about jvsthost scares me a lot:

NOTE: Not all synths work. If you have one that you are particularly keen on working with, please e-mail us and we'll try to debug it with you.

Answer 1

As far as I know, jvsthost is the only Java way to host VST's, short of diving into JNI and doing it yourself. So I'd say it's probably worth a try until you run into the aforementioned problems, in which case it's open source and you can always patch it. ;)

Answer 2

There is JVST, though I did not try it yet.