no ohhey,
it wouldn't fix it all the time,
sometimes you'd lose attack of the sound, and with some modules the whole next bar would be silent.

thanks henkejs for the notepad tip.
thanks Susan.
how much more stuff is hidden in this crazy old software???

Once legato.cal does not work as expected (ie, connect only the selected notes), I discovered a trick to make just the selected notes become legato (for monophonic melodic lines):
1) Select the sequence of notes
2) Force an overlapping of the notes (increase duration of notes, so that the end of each note always goes beyond the beginning of the next note)
3) Finally, run the SINGLE.CAL
You will see that all selected notes will be in perfect Legato.

Good tip Rogerio, even if it is on the back of a 10 year old thread.

Bristol_Jonesey
Good tip Rogerio, even if it is on the back of a 10 year old thread.

So we see that nothing in these scripts has been improved in all this time ...

CAL is no longer even supported, hasn't been for years and will certainly not get any improvements by Cakewalk.
 
There are a small number of users who understand the scripting language and could if pushed make changes to existing scripts.

Bristol_Jonesey
CAL is no longer even supported, hasn't been for years and will certainly not get any improvements by Cakewalk.
 
There are a small number of users who understand the scripting language and could if pushed make changes to existing scripts.

I understand, but if CAL is no longer supported, it should neither be provided, is not it?
In fact, in more than 10 years, always the same CAL scripts are supplied in new versions of Sonar, so these functions should have been incorporated in Sonar natively.
Still, CAL is a user way to overcome the limitations of Sonar.
Therefore, it is a Cakewalk incoherence to give no more support to CAL.