Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood: studio, gear and credits
Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood: recorded at 4th Street Recording, Santa Monica, California, Main Tracking Room, produced by Justyn Pilbrow, engineered by Justyn Pilbrow. See the credits and gear, then recreate the sound in your DAW.
UREI 1176LN (FET Peak Limiter): Clamps lead vocal dynamic range during tracking at a 4:1 ratio with medium attack and fast release
Teletronix LA-2A (Optical Tube Compressor): Provides transparent opto program leveling across direct bass guitar and Rhodes channels during mixdown
Empirical Labs Distressor EL8 (Digitally Controlled Analog Knee Limiter): Injected with British Mode engaged on kick drum for explosive transient punch
Neve 1073 (Discrete Transistor Mic Preamp / EQ): Primary tracking front-end preamp delivering harmonic saturation on electric guitars and overheads
Roland SPD-SX (Sampling Percussion Pad): Triggered processed 808 sub-bass drops and electronic clap samples integrated with the acoustic drum performance
Fender Rhodes Stage 73 (Electric Piano): Provides warm, bell-like harmonic pads and sustained chordal undertones tracked direct through discrete analog preamps
Signal chains covered in the full track sheet
Instrument-by-instrument recording pathways, including: Lead Vocals, Lead Electric Guitar, Rhythm Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Kick Drum, Snare Drum, Drum Overheads, Electronic Percussion & Sampler, Electric Piano.