Feature Request - Keyswitch etc. labeling in piano roll

Heya, finally had the opportunity to make the jump from SPLAT to CbB super impressed at all the changes so far; as someone who does a lot of ITB stuff on some projects, the piano roll improvements alone made the jump worth it!
 
Now that things seem to be rolling forward again for Cakewalk, thought I'd revisit this suggestion I made some time back. Lots of VSTs operate with keyswitches and CC, whether it's selecting velocity layers, articulations or even different playing techniques. It'd be incredible for workflow if we could customize visuals on the piano roll for this per track (and obviously save them as track templates) so that keyswitches and CC thresholds, etc are easier to parse at-a-glance rather than flipping through VST user manual PDFs every couple of hours. Here's a mockup example for Prominy's V-METAL guitar library.
 

 
Similarly, CC lanes and even the velocity row could show specific thresholds for the VST in question.
 
Ideally, if piano roll themes were per-track (defaults to global if no per-track data) and included BG color selection, text color selection, and label text per MIDI pitch, that'd accomplish something very close. Ditto on CC lanes, although that'd have to also then add number of divisions, where the boundaries are on each, etc.

What you can use is a drum map sounds strange to suggest but if you use one of the blank or pass though maps you can add the Key Switches to the map.  It may not show the black and white keys but it will show MIDI note number and Pitch.  i.e. note 5 / F0 note 6 /F#0 etc.

In addition to drum maps, it is also possible to expand the .Note Names section of Master.ins to replace the keyboard display in the note pane. That said, both drum maps and the note names feature could benefit from updates.

I just wish the bandlab app (android/ios) would get a piano roll. It's a must have tool, all my peeps on there who only can use a phone want this feature lol, sorry, not exactly related but uh... piano roll. please.