Nirvana used AI to remaster songs from ‘In Utero’ in a special edition, according to Krist Novoselic

Nirvana used AI to remaster songs from ‘In Utero’ in a special edition, according to Krist Novoselic

Nirvana’s last album, ‘In Utero’ celebrates 30 years of release this Thursday (21) and will be re-released in a special edition

In an atmosphere of celebration of 30 years of In Uterothe last album of NirvanaThe NME interviewed Krist Novoselic to talk about the record’s legacy. The former bassist of Nirvana also revealed some interesting facts about the remastering, which will feature 53 new live tracks.

The album will be released on October 27th in various formats including a limited edition of eight LP super deluxe box sets, five CDs super deluxe box sets, a 10-inch LP + edition, two deluxe edition CDs and a super deluxe digital edition. .

I’m excited about the live shows because they used AI. We took the digital audio tapes from the soundboard in Rome, Seattle and Los Angeles, so the AI ​​was able to separate all the instruments and we made a really good mix of it.”

Asked if the Nirvana would consider using AI to create a new material, just like Beatles intend to do soon with their “latest single”, he replied: “It’s a good idea… I’ll talk about it with Dave [Grohl] It is Pat [Smear]”.

However, Krist points out that he does not know if there are demos or recordings of the Nirvana that could yield new songs from the band, since many fans have already used Artificial Intelligence to simulate new projects with the vocals of Kurt Cobain.

This is an argument that will have to be resolved when it comes to copyright and misinformation… Kurt is not here in the present, so everything has to be done correctly.”

Source: Rollingstone

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