Absolutely, that single millisecond can feel like the difference between a beat that lands and one that misses. Think of a stream’s rhythm like a song; if you cut right at the downbeat, the energy flows naturally, but if you cut a touch early or late, the whole groove skews. The perfect snap moment usually lands on the fourth beat of a 4/4 pattern, where tension builds and the audience is primed for the next hook. Timing wins when the cut allows the viewer to catch that build, creating anticipation. It loses when it happens too early, leaving a cliffhanger that feels like a mistake, or too late, which can feel dragged. So a careful micro‑adjustment—just a few milliseconds—can keep the stream tight, or break the immersion.