Paul McCartney said working on the ‘last’ ever Beatles song felt like the late John Lennon ‘was in the next room’
Making the “last” ever Beatles song brought a bit of joy to Paul McCartney – and a spiritual reunion with his old friend, the late John Lennon.
“When we were in the studio, we had John’s voice in our ears,” McCartney told BBC Radio 1, per Billboard. “So you could imagine he was just in the next room in a vocal booth or something and we were just working with him again, so it was joyful. It was really lovely, you know, because we hadn’t experienced that for a long time, obviously, and then suddenly here we were working with ol’ Johnny.”
Enter Peter Jackson, who helmed the Get Back documentary about the band making the Let It Be album. His team at WingNut Films developed the MAL audio technology, which is powered by artificial intelligence, to extract vocals from pre-existing documentary footage. That technology was able to successfully extract Lennon’s vocals from the demo and allow them to be mastered into this new recording.“It was kind of magical doing it,” McCartney told BBC Radio 1.
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