Michael Jackson ft. Tammi Terrell - Ain't No Mountain High Enough (A.I Cover)

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Credits to ‪@rmemusicchannel‬ for the model - without it, this mix would not have been possible.
Ain't No Mountain High Enough was originally recorded and released in 1967 with Tammi Terrell and Marvin Gaye. In 1970, the song was re-recorded by Diana Ross. Both versions became big hits. The original version peaked at 19 on the Billboard Hot 100, while Diana's version peaked at number 1. The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999. And now, for the first time ever, Michael Jackson takes on the lead vocals and re-records the hit song in all of it's original glory. I hope you enjoy the mix!
This took me so long. Not the mixing part - but getting MJ's vocals on the song. At first, sovits-svc didn't get a good result (it was simply cracking on the pitch all the time), but at the time that was the only way of getting AI vocals. Until I found out about RVC. Then I tried again... and failed, once again. I had to wait to finally get a model with better pitch accuracy - and the result? Well, to be completely honest, it sounds amazing! (I absolutely adore the track). What are your thoughts? Tell me everything on the comments below.

[@FujikkoJP]

*Can you make you're all I need to get by?*

[@robocock475]

You should use his Jackson Five voice for this

[@FickleFandoms]

Apparently, the Jackson 5 recorded two versions of this song - one in the style of Marvin/Tammi and one in the style of Diana Ross. Been on my wishlist for years whenever Motown release stuff from the vault!

[@pedrocs478]

Wow this is actually incredible! Out of all of MJ AI covers I’ve heard this genuinely sounds like he could’ve recorded this himself

[@7evenshistorycorner913]

I love this so much ❤

[@dj.sobxrbe]

wait wtf this is the best old mj ai i heard most are really bad but this really sounds like mj

[@XscapeR]

Yes! The model was trained by REU, and used RVC v2 for inference. I guess the others used older versions of RVC or even Sovits-SVC.

[@dj.sobxrbe]

@@XscapeRyea it’s really good u should make more👍

[@janetluisaaguirresuarez7574]

GOOD