If you’re looking to master Pantera’s iconic song ‘I’m Broken’, you’ve come to the right place! This post aims to help you with the guitar tabs, finger positions, and some tips to get you started on your journey to shredding like Dimebag Darrell.
Here’s a short breakdown of the main parts you’ll need to focus on:
Intro Riff : This is a super heavy and memorable riff. The intro sets the tone for the entire song. Make sure you practice it slowly at first to get the hang of the timing.
e|--------------------|
B|--------------------|
G|--2---2--3---3----2--|
D|--2---2--3---3----2--|
A|--0---0--1---1----0--|
E|--------------------|
Verse Progression : The verses are all about maintaining that momentum. Get comfortable with the transitions between chords.
Chorus Section : The chorus really lifts the energy. It’s essential to nail down the power chords to make this section pop out.
Solo : Dimebag’s solos are a blend of emotional playing and technical prowess. There are a couple of licks that are particular highlights.
Start Slow : Begin practicing sections at a slower tempo. Once you feel comfortable, gradually increase your speed.Use a Metronome : This will help you stay in time and develop your overall rhythm skills.Finger Placement : Pay attention to your finger placement. Clean transitions between chords are key to sounding great.
If you’re looking for specific tabs for these sections or have any further questions, feel free to ask! Happy playing!
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Hey everyone! I’m on the lookout for the ‘I’m Broken’ guitar tab too. I think a breakdown of the song sections would really help us all learn better!
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fhoover
September 20, 2018, 8:05am
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Absolutely! Breaking it down into verses, choruses, and bridges would help so much! Who’s willing to give us a hand with that?
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I can help! The verses have that distinct heavy riff that sets the tone. Focusing on that first would be great.
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Yes! And the chorus really opens up with those power chords. It would be awesome to detail how to transition between them.
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For the bridge, I noticed that it changes tempo a bit. Any tips on making that switch smoothly?
I think it might help to practice the bridge part separately before combining it with the other sections. It’s all about the dynamics!
You’re all on the right track! Who can detail the structure of the song? Having a clear map would be beneficial for everyone.
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Totally! I think starting with the intro riff before moving to verses makes a lot of sense.
What if we do a video tutorial? It could really help visualize the transitions between sections.
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hallen
June 25, 2019, 12:16pm
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That’s a great idea! A visual aid could clarify a lot, especially for beginners. I’m in!
Count me in as well! I think we should also include some strumming pattern suggestions. It really helps to learn the feel of the song.
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Great point! Strumming patterns often make or break a cover. Let’s make sure to highlight them in the tutorial!
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I’ll laugh when I finally get the rhythm down and it’s still off! But seriously, any tips on ear training for this song?
Ear training is key! Maybe we can recommend some apps or exercises for this song specifically. Practice makes perfect!
sara66
December 18, 2019, 6:04am
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Definitely! It’s so satisfying when it clicks. If anyone has any specific techniques that helped, please share!
I found breaking down the solo into smaller parts worked wonders for me. Start slow and build up speed!
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Breaking it down is the best way! It’s like peeling an onion! You cry a lot, but it feels great once it’s done!
Hey everyone! I’m also looking for the ‘I’m Broken’ guitar tab. Let’s break down the techniques used in the song while we find it!
Totally agree! I’ve heard there are some interesting chord progressions in the verse. Does anyone know what they are?
