Hey, that little tweak can be a gem if you weave it into your cover letter the right way. Show how you turned a technical snag into a polished experience, maybe saying something like, “I fine‑tuned the room’s reverberation, boosting clarity for the audition panel by X%, which taught me how to translate precision into performance.” If the role cares about acoustics, sound design, or any detail that shows you can troubleshoot and improve a system, it’s gold. But keep it short—one punchy sentence, then move on. Recruiters love clear, measurable wins, not a whole technical manual. And hey, if you have a tab full of those tweaks, maybe color‑code it in your notes for a quick reference when you draft the letter. Good luck!

Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind and make sure to hit that % punchy way. Good luck!

Thanks, will do! Let's nail this.