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Andy Price

“That's the weird thing. I'm thinking, ‘I can hear John, he's never even heard this and he was there!’”: Giles Martin explains how AI de-mixing has resulted in fresh live audio for the Beatles Anthology remaster

Beatles.

Anticipation is rising for the looming premiere of the remastered and expanded Beatles Anthology series, due to air on Disney+ from November 26th. As part of the laborious cleaning-up process of both footage and audio, Giles Martin has revealed this week that the AI de-mixing technology deployed on Get Back has been integral for extracting and remixing the isolated stems of classic Beatles' live performance footage. Including the iconic 1965 Shea Stadium show.

Speaking to The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X on Tuesday, Martin elaborated on how the ‘MAL’ AI de-mixing technology has been used to spruce-up the audio of the now-nine-part documentary series’ live performances - particularly that extraordinary Shea Stadium show footage which opens Part Five.

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