This is how Axl Roses (Guns N’ Roses) singing “Fall to Pieces” by Velver Revolver would look like according to AI

Artificial intelligence is something that is changing more and more in the musical panorama. Moreover, all within a few months. The habit of recreating a musical sound on a never-sung song holds more than one headline. the last one? Has anyone made a copy of the “Fall to Pieces” by Velvet Revolver, The band that Slash played in Scott Weiland, Duff McKagan or Matt Sorum,” sung by Axl Rose.

The video was uploaded to YouTube by an account called Zoyer, who wrote the following description alongside the piece: This video was made for educational purposes and to explore the possibilities of using AI in conjunction with music. It is not for commercial purposes. This is not Axl Rose vocals, this is AI voice put over the original song. Axl Rose is an amazing singer and songwriter, the videos This is in no way being ridiculed or spreading misleading informationGood illustration, my friend.

Slash, McKagan and Matt Sorum formed Velvet Revolver years after their departure from Guns N’ Roses, leaving Rose as the only original member of the band. While they were putting together their project, with Dave Kushner and Scott Weiland, Axel was recruiting musicians to record “Chinese Democracy”.

“Fall to Pieces” is a mantel that appeared on the 2004 albumsmuggling“. The band will only release one more album,”freedom(2007), before Weiland left the band.

Bad vibes at Velvet Revolver

It’s true that the former members of Guns N’ Roses and Axl spent years publicly criticizing each other right up until their reunion with the band. However, the late Weiland had a strange falling out with the singer.

The most curious thing is that when he broke up with Velver Revolver told Classic Rock magazine that he understood Axel better: “I’m not saying I’m innocent, but everyone is at this point where they’re pointing fingers and everyone’s pointing at me,” Weiland said of his breakup with Velvet Revolver. “When you think about it, isn’t it ironic that the band is regurgitating the same story they had with Axl Rose in his last band, where the singer was vilified? At first I thought, ‘What a troll that must have been. ‘” What an evil man. “But, you know, I must say I have a very different opinion of him today.”

Weiland passed away in 2015, and since the Guns N’ Roses reunion in 2016,Slither” by Velver Revolver It has been a recurring theme in the Californians’ repertoire. Without a doubt, a lovely greeting once the storm has passed.