Is there any way to make the 'Staff View' resolution higher than 1/32, so I can see 32 note triplets properly?

[Sean]

When I have 16th note triplets, I have to select the resolution at 1/32 to display the 16th note triplets properly. I'm working with 32 note triplets, and even at 1/32 notation view resolution, the 32 note triplets are smooshed together and aren't displayed properly. Is there any way to display it properly?

[LarsF]

There are various restrictions of staff view and triplets over all.

All notes must be present - and no pauses allowed.

Pretty much useless as far as notation goes, I would say.

It's been of highly requested for more than 10 years to give some attention to staff view - but so far no luck.....I moved to Cubase for notation because of it.

[Sean]

I ended up using the piano roll view to deal with the 32nd note triplets, and it was easy enough to figure out, but it's easier seeing the notes.

[Jimbo 88]

I have found a way to work with notation and Cakewalk that is a little clunky, but I really like it.  I rewire Sibelius into Cake and sketch the piece into Cake.  I can't seem to get Sibelius to sync perfectly with any DAW or software. so I just mute the Sibelius output and just use Sibelius as a visual aid...it follows close but not exact.    I either export (save copy as) a midi file out of cake or manually input the score into  Sibelius.  When I feel I'm done with the composition I export a midi file out of Sibelius and open that midi file as a 2nd project in Cake, copy and past the tracks from Sibelius into the proper Cake file.   Cubase actually has a nice function of allowing tracks to be imported from other projects, so many times I use Cubase to marry the 2 projects (Cakewalk and Sibelius.)   Cake seems to be so much easier editing and composing than Cubase  so I complete the project in Cake.  I have become an expert at bouncing projects between software apps.

I know that sounds crazy, but I've been very happy seeing good notation as I work.  And I'm liking the results.