When guitarists use tapping and sweep picking in their improvisation and song writing, they sometimes make some common mistakes. Here’s a look at those mistakes and how to fix them:

1. Making it Too Complicated:

   • Many players try to use really tricky patterns, which can get confusing.
   • Fix: Start with simple ideas and then make them more complex over time.

2. Not Paying Attention to Rhythm:

   • Tapping and sweeping can mess up your timing.
   • Fix: Practice with a metronome. This will help you keep your rhythm steady.

3. Forgetting About Dynamics:

   • Players often miss the chance to express themselves with these techniques.
   • Fix: Try playing with different volumes and ways of playing to add more feelings to your music.

4. Ignoring the Style:

   • Sometimes these techniques don’t fit well in certain music styles.
   • Fix: Think about the type of music you’re playing and change your phrases to match it better.

To avoid these mistakes, it’s important to be patient and practice with focus. Happy playing!