CAL Editor

CAL Editor is a neat software solution for creating Cakewalk Application Language scripts and adding all sort of variables and functions.
It's packed with various tools that you can use, all neatly arranged in an easy-to-use graphical interface with plenty of features at hand.

Lightweight graphical interface with plenty of tools

CAL Editor doesn't take long to install and it has all sort of neat tools packed in a nice interface. Shortcuts to its features are available on the toolbar at the top of the screen, together with options for your files.
Simply type in the language script directly inside the application and use one of the many tools to add elements. It has all sort of text formatting options, you can copy, move, paste lines or insert elements inside the code.

Create and edit language scripts

There's the option to find text inside files or check the syntax. It comes with some formatting options, you can increase or decrease indent. You have the option of insert variable declarations like integer, word, string and more.
There's also the possibility to insert event and marker variables, like patch and controller numbers or note keys. The editor comes with lots of functions that you can insert, all neatly arranged in the menu.

Insert functions and save files

You have the option to insert mathematical and relational functions, like addition, subtraction and more. There's also the possibility to insert musical functions, like beats, breaks, etc. File menu functions are available, together with edit and process menu functions.
Aside from these, it has some miscellaneous and special functions that you can check out. The settings menu allows you to adjust preferences, pick the default open/save folder, add files to the cakewalk tools menu or adjust startup options.
Items can be arranged into various ways, like cascade or tiles. When you're done editing, simply save files in .cal format in any location on your device. All in all, CAL Editor is a nice software solution for creating and testing Cakewalk Application Language scripts on your computer.