If you want to you can send me your score and Playback Configuration (xml file and folder with the same name) and I will take a look at it.
Andi (a.olszewski@vsl.co.at)
Vienna Symphonic Library
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Hi,
A little while ago I did have the same problems with the chamber strings.
Sam, from Sibelius, came up with the following solution.
I quote:
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"If you use the built in Vienna Ensemble sound set in Sibelius 5.2.5 then you won’t have use the .n players extra sound IDs in the score. This is what I had to do to get the score playing correctly:
Go to Play, Playback Devices and click the Manual Sound Set tab
Choose the Vienna Ensemble device and change the sound set to ‘VSL Ensemble Special Edition’
Go through the Sound Settings for each of the string sounds i.e.
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Channel: 1
Change Violin chamber ensemble to Violin ensemble
Click Apply
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Repeat this for each of the strings and you’ll find the sound IDs they are using don’t have a number of players on the end.
I don’t think you need to change anything for the other Vienna Ensemble devices as you say everything is OK with them.
Save the Playback Configuration and click Close.
Once in the score open the mixer
Ctrl+Click on the on of the Devices and choose Auto.
Ctrl+Click on the sound and also choose Auto.
This will mean Sibelius resets the sounds used for each of the staves."
Yesterday I had the same problem with an old score.
Applying the above did do the trick again.
I'm sure this will help.
Michel