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I Wanna Be Yours by Arctic Monkeys: studio, gear and credits
I Wanna Be Yours by Arctic Monkeys: produced by James Ford, Ross Orton (Co-producer), engineered by Ian Shea. See the credits and gear, then recreate the sound in your DAW.
Details Song: I Wanna Be YoursArtist: Arctic MonkeysGenre / Style: Indie Rock / Downtempo R&B / SlowcoreDate(s) Recorded: Late 2012 – Early 2013Original Record Company & Catalog #: Domino Records / WIGCD318Release Date: September 9, 2013YouTube Search: Listen on YouTube
Personnel and session credits Producer(s): James Ford, Ross Orton (Co-producer)Chief Recording Engineer(s): Ian SheaMixing Engineer(s): Tchad BlakeMastering Engineer(s): Brian Lucey (Digital), Chris Bellman (Vinyl)Musicians & Session Performers: Alex Turner - Lead Vocals, Rhythm Electric Guitar James Ford - Keyboards, Combo Organ
Studio and recording technology Mixing / Overdub Studio: Full Mongrel Studios, Wales
Reported gear and setup (not independently verified) Tracking Studio & Room: Sage & Sound Recording, Hollywood, CA / Vox Recording Studios, Hollywood, CAMixing Console / Desk: In-The-Box Pro Tools HD System with Avid D-Command ControllerMultitrack Tape Machine & Format: Avid Pro Tools HDX (24-bit/96kHz via Avid HD I/O)Studio Monitors: Auratone 5C Sound Cubes (Tchad Blake), Yamaha NS-10M Studio (Tracking)Key Outboard Processors & Hardware Units: Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor (VCA/Opto Compressor): Dynamic control and harmonic saturation applied to vocal and drum tracking bussesRoland Space Echo RE-201 (Tape Delay): Slapback tape echo and analog spring reverb applied to lead vocal and guitar texturesTech 21 SansAmp PSA-1 (Analog Preamp Distortion): Harmonic overdrive and parallel grit on electric bass and programmed drum transientsUniversal Audio 1176LN (FET Compressor): Fast peak limiting on snare drum and high-register falsetto backing vocalsSynthesizers, Drum Machines & Electronic Instruments: Roland TR-808 (Drum Machine): Foundational sub-heavy kick drum pattern, clap, and hi-hat underpinning the slowcore rhythmVox Continental (Combo Organ): Vintage transistor organ providing sustained chordal textures and subtle harmonic body
Signal chains covered in the full track sheet Instrument-by-instrument recording pathways, including: Lead Vocals (Alex Turner), Backing Vocals (Matt Helders), Backing Vocals (Nick O'Malley), Rhythm Electric Guitar (Alex Turner), Lead Electric Guitar (Jamie Cook), Bass Guitar (Nick O'Malley), Acoustic Drums (Matt Helders), Electronic Drum Machine (Matt Helders / James Ford), Keyboards / Combo Organ (James Ford).
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