On/Off Functionality for Tremolo

The tremolo function in Musescore lacks the ability to turn off or on depending on its use case. I know this topic has been addressed before but from what I can tell it has been a substantial length of time since, and I have a different position to bring to the argument for this feature. I have seen in other forum posts that people counter with having this functionality would be useless since the playback of the music in Musescore isn't indicative of how the music will be played by a performer. I think at this point that idea has no ground not only because Musescore is trying to make itself more consistent (there are already a plethora of toggleable articulations and ornaments) but the space of music composition has shifted in "recent times" with more and more musicians taking up composing as a hobby, who will never likely hear the "correct playback" of an actual human.

The specific reason I think that Musescore needs this feature lies in percussion notation. I don't think that I'm the first person to say that the original percussion sounds that Musescore comes with leaves a lot to be desired, and honestly, I see no reason to improve these sounds as they are fitting for the rest of the original SoundFont. The tremolo which is used to indicate a roll however poses problems when you yourself try to use new sound fonts that can utilize the Multi-Channel Playback feature in the mixer through the Staff Text Properties menu. The tremolo will continuously play back at the beginning of the sample. Say for example you create a Marimba SoundFont and you want to have a separate roll sound included in the SoundFont to be used on a separate channel. You now cannot use that sound if you want the proper notation of a tremolo to indicate to the performer.

You may ask why not just make use of the Master Palette, to which I will reply I have tried to and it becomes a clunky system of carefully positioning each specific tremolo over each note just for that note to move over just a hair and ruin everything as you write out more on that page of the score. I have tried to figure out a solution that revolves around creating a custom pallet and saving a properly positioned tremolo to it but as it stands I do not believe custom palettes save position data relative to a notehead, which could also be a very useful feature to add.

Lastly, I don't know how Musescore's code works. For all I know, it may be impossible to implement this feature without major re-writes. A Band-Aid solution could also be adding a new element under a "Percussion" workspace similar to the Basic, Advanced, and MDL left sidebar menus that has the same automatic placement of tremolos but has no actual function, other than being ink on the page. This solution, however, would not be ideal because it could cause confusion with newer users of Musescore.

Hopefully, this post doesn't fall on deaf ears. I have been using this program for probably nearly seven years now and it is how I fell in love with composition, transposition, and arranging. I've seen this program improve so much since I started using it and I only want to see the best for it and its users.