Mastering hammer-ons and pull-offs can really make your tapping solos sound more interesting. However, getting there can be a bit tricky.

1. Coordination Challenges:

• It takes a lot of practice to get your tapping hand in sync with hammer-ons and pull-offs.
• If your timing isn’t right, your music won’t sound smooth.

2. Strength Development:

• Many players notice that their fingers aren’t strong enough to do these techniques perfectly.
• This can lead to notes that don’t ring out properly or a performance that sounds a bit broken.

Solutions:

• Doing regular finger strength exercises can help.
• Practicing slowly with a metronome, which keeps a steady beat, can really improve your timing.
• As you get better, try playing faster while making sure your notes still sound clear.

In short, working on these skills can make your playing much better, but be ready for it to take some effort.