Sourced directly from Arthur Baker’s personal archive, this is a detailed, original studio desk layout used during the production of New Order’s “1963.” The sheet outlines the channel configuration, effects routing, and mix structure used during final production—providing an insider’s look at how the track was technically constructed in the studio.

Released as the B-side to “True Faith” and later issued as a standalone single, “1963” has become one of New Order’s most cherished deep cuts. This document is a rare, physical glimpse into the engineering process behind the song.

• Highlights:
• Original analog studio desk plan for New Order’s “1963.”
• Details channel layout and mixing configuration.
• Offers rare insight into the technical side of the band’s studio process.
• From Arthur Baker’s production sessions with New Order.
• A unique behind-the-scenes artifact for fans, engineers, and collectors.

Part of the Arthur Baker Collection: This item is part of the Arthur Baker Collection — a once-in-a-lifetime auction in collaboration with legendary producer Arthur Baker. Sourced directly from his personal archive, this document offers a rare glimpse into the sound and spirit of an era shaped by innovation, collaboration, and deep musicality. Baker’s fingerprints appear across decades of music history, from hip-hop and electro to rock, soul, and club culture.