Using AI, here's how The Beatles might have sounded singing each other's songs - plus songs from other groups.
— Beatles fans like me can get a small taste of what it might have been like had the Fab Four either stayed together, or gotten back together, to produce new music.
LAS VEGAS, NV – JANUARY 22: On August 20, 1964, the Beatles take the stage at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Image source: Las Vegas News Bureau Archives via Getty Images While you’re probably still reeling from hearing our faux John’s take on one of the most beautiful melodies Paul ever wrote, now we’ll flip the script and use AI to see what it might have sounded like had Paul, instead of John, recorded the landmark balladFor all of these recordings, by the way, it should go without saying that they’re not perfect.
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