Special Playback for Tam-Tam Glissando

I have mentioned something about it before but this time I'm bringing it up as a special playback feature. It's a really special case, so I consider it minor, but would be cool to implement. However, even if it's a really minor detail/feature, I believe it could be applied because the idea is based on things that already exist in Musescore:

So the only sound Tam-Tam has right now is a moment of "DING", yes we'll call it that for now. What my suggestion says, is that when we apply a glissando text to a quarter note, for example, then this "DING" which lasts for a single moment, becomes a "DIIIIIIIIIING" which lasts for a quarter. NO it won't sound sound like a tremolo but a continuous sound, like a string or wind playing a normal quarter note. Similar stuff will apply for every value/duration.

I consider it "relatively" easy because, if I have a good idea of how continuous sounds are reproduced in playback, "continuous" sounds are already a thing in Musescore right? I mean you just put a normal note down, like a half, in a wind/string instrument's part and then it plays a continuus sound for the duration of a half. So I think the same could easily be applied for tamtam glissandos.

The reason I suggested it, is because of The Rite of Spring. If you have heard it you'll know what I mean: there are some parts where you use baguettes (baqettes?) and do a circular movement to make tam-tam reproduce a sound with duration, rather than a moment of sound.

Well if you think it's not a huge hustle then could you consider it? Maybe it's not worth it, I don't know,