The Beatles’ Paul McCartney has revealed that he employed artificial intelligence (AI) to create what he considers to be the “last Beatles record”.
during an interview with Today on BBC Radio 4 The show said it was able to use AI technology to separate John Lennon’s vocals from old demos and complete the track.
The song, presumably written by Lennon in 1978 and titled ‘Now And then’, is due for release this year.
McCartney received this demo from John Lennon’s widow Yoko Ono in 1979 and considered it for the Beatles’ 1995 reunion. Producer Jeff Lynne cleaned up the demos, resulting in “Free as a Bird” and “Real Love” released in 2016. 1990s.
The recording session for “Now And then” was neglected, but with the help of AI technology used during the production of Peter Jackson get back In the documentary, McCartney was able to separate Lennon’s voice from the original recording and incorporate it into the final version.
McCartney acknowledged the potential of AI in music, but also expressed concerns about its wider application.
“I don’t go to the internet much [but] People would say to me, ‘Oh yeah, there’s a track with John singing my song’ and it’s just AI, you know?
“It’s kind of scary, but exciting, because this is the future. We’ll just have to see where it leads.”
