In this lesson I break down Mkgee’s “Little Bit More” step-by-step, starting with the setup that makes the whole part feel and sound right. Before we even touch the riff, I explain the tuning (we’re down to A standard) and why I’m using pretty heavy flatwound strings. That lower tuning plus the string choice changes the tension and the way the bass notes bloom, which matters a lot for this song’s pocket and dynamics. From there I walk through the intro pattern: holding bass notes so they ring while you grab harmonics (especially that 7th-fret harmonic) without smacking the bass too hard. A big part of the Mkgee vibe is that wave between loud and soft, so I talk about controlling your touch so the notes stay alive instead of getting choked or spiky. After the first part, I show how I bring the VG8 synth in during the pause and rake with my thumb to get that “coming alive” moment. Then we get into the melody choices (I like keeping it linear on one string for a more vocal quality), the two-string approach that still keeps the important top note ringing, and the section I think is the trickiest: the long stretch with harmonics where I basically have to drop my elbow and reach. I finish with the run-down chords/shapes (including that flat 13/flat 6 color) and some optional slides you can add for feel. If you want an in-depth tone video, I ask you to comment so I know to make it.