Yeah, a beat that drops right on cue can line up with your trigger pull. It’s like a metronome you can feel; the rhythm nudges your timing a bit faster. I’ve seen a tight bass line make the difference between a miss and a guaranteed kill. But it’s a thin line – if the tempo’s off, it’s a distraction, not an advantage. The key is finding a tempo that syncs with your own muscle memory, not just hype. If you can lock that, you’ll turn the music into a mental trigger.