Thereza Bazar and David Van Day (previously members of Guys and Dolls) form… Read Full Bio ↴Thereza Bazar and David Van Day (previously members of Guys and Dolls) formed Dollar in 1978 making an instant impact on the charts with their first single Shooting Star. They enjoyed a successful chart career over the next ten years selling over ten million records worldwide. They spent over 120 weeks on the UK charts alone with classic pop songs including Who Were You With In The Moonlight, Love's Gotta Hold On Me, Hand Held In Black And White, Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour), Give Me Back My Heart, Videotheque, O L'Amour and many more. Dollar are without doubt one of the most successful duos in pop music history.

Mandolin
Dollar Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Mandolin' by these artists:

Ana Prada Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesía Bajo un cielo…
El Príncipe Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Gustavo Pena Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Gustavo Pena - El Príncipe Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Gustavo Pena - El Príncipe El Club De Tobi Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Gustavo Pena - El príncipe [feat. El Club De Tobi] Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Gustavo Pena El Príncipe Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Gustavo Príncipe Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesías. Bajo el cielo …
Loli Molina Tiene una mirada ebria de palabras y poesias bajo del cielo…

Moist here she comes in candlelight setting like a full moon over…
Rod Stewart When the rain came I thought you'd leave 'Cause I knew…
Spandau Ballet Oh, mandolin, oh, mandolin Waiting in the dark All centuries…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Dollar:

Give Me Back My Heart Heart heart heart heart La la la la I feel so silly…
Give Me Some Kind of Magic I was a young man choosing to be alone You were…
Guessing Games Thereza Bazar / David Van Day) Ive been giving you all…
Hand Held In Black On a ticket Tokyo return Colour evening palaces that burn So…
Hand Held in Black and White On a ticket Tokyo return Colour evening palaces that burn …
Heartbeat Shorty why you always so shy Always standing at behind, ya B…
I Need Your Love Baby, can you hear me? Do you know what I'm trying…
I Wanna Hold Your Hand Oh yeh I tell ya something I think you'll understand When I…
I Want To Hold Your Hand Oh yeah I tell you somethin' I think you'll understand When …
Is It A Dream School of hard knocks we graduated with honors Addicted the …
It It's only confusion When your dreams hit the floor You mak…
It's a Nature's Way It's only confusion When your dreams hit the floor You make …
It's Nature's Way It's only confusion When your dreams hit the floor You mak…
It's Natures Way It's only confusion When your dreams hit the floor You make …
Kiss AND YOU KISS ME WHEN YOU GO TO WORK AND YOU KISS…
Kung Fu Fighting There's a buzz in the sky a message goes out to…
L'Amour Oh l'amour Broke my heart and now I'm aching for you Mon…
Love One Another They asking what yo life like I love it You heard…
Love Street Used to walk along lonely street Thinking love would never …
Love's Got A Hold On Me Here comes that same old feeling again And I don't wanna…
Love's Gotta Hold On Me Here comes that same old feeling again And I don't wanna…
Mirror Mirror Mirror mirror mon amour If I was to tell you how…
Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour) Mirror mirror mon amour If I was to tell you how…
O L'Amour Vince Clarke / Andy Bell) O l'amour now I'm aching for…
Oh L Amour Dollar Miscellaneous O L'Amour (Vince Clarke / Andy Bell) O…
Oh L'Amour Oh l'amour now I'm aching for you Mon amour what's a…
Overture Alienate me Turn me inside: out me I'm right I swear I'm rig…
Radio His guitar is only this big And a couple things are…
Ring Ring Christopher Rainbow) Baby don't worry if the tide should tu…
Second Time Around Thereza Bazar / David Van Day) They always said you were…
Shooting Star Tonight of nights you should be far away A million miles…
Star Control Watching here so long Civilisations are all gone Drifting ai…
Takin' a Chance On You You don't have to say a word I've seen it in…
Tell Me Why You Love Me Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh God will…
The Girls Are Out to Get Ya Party's going on tonight And I'm available 'Cause I look the…
The Second Time Around They always said you were a shooting star And you were…
Tokyo On a ticket Tokyo return Color evening palaces that burn…
Two Hearts Anytime I′m feeling low You pull my world together When you …
Videotheque When the VJ shoots the beam I take my partner from…
We Walked in Love Michael St. James) I love you more than I can say Sometimes…
What Do You Do Walk in fresh concrete before it sets Slice off your nuts…
Who Were You With in the Moonlight Who were you with in the moonlight Who was it holding…
Who Were You With in the Moonlight? Who were you with in the moonlight Who was it holding…
Who's Leaving Who Who were you with in the moonlight Who was it holding…
You Made Me Love You Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh God will…

You Take My Breath Away Funny faces look at the way that we live We're on…

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Comments from YouTube:

@RobinPalmerTV

6w↑773

I wish instruments could tell us where they've been and what they've seen over their lifetime. They'd have the best stories. I love how you've given her her life back!

@alexex5513

6w↑28

There’s a great novel called ‘accordion crimes’ that does this

@dunkley7776

thanks for this info! (i love the internet!)@@alexex5513

@griffinmpable

6w↑18

I've actually gotten in the habit of putting a small piece of paper taped inside the cases of pedals and the inside of amps with the date and location of where I got it from. The few times I've sold stuff on reverb, a couple of buyers messaged me after receiving the gear geeking out about how they are adding their own information.

@Marta1Buck

6w↑19

"I was left in a closet because my owner refused to practice everyday"

@RobinPalmerTV

Tragic!!! @@Marta1Buck

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@addisonshinedown

6w↑390

So I do some work as a luthier on the side. I’d recommend you tune down between playing and replace the strings with “silk and steel” strings as they require less tension.

@DavidHilowitzMusic

6w↑103

Ah, that's interesting. I was just looking into silk and steel strings for one of my guitars.

@addisonshinedown

6w↑72

Generally if your instrument is 100 or so years old, it was designed before modern strings which play at a higher tension.

@ekkef70

6w↑15

Obviously, it also becomes less painful for the fingers.

@PeterEvans_music

6w↑10

Is there a silk and steel string you’d suggest for an Irish music mandolin?

@stratocactus

5w↑15

Even silk and steel are too heavy for those Neapolitan mandolins. They need the old style strings. Pyramid 529 is the reference you want (9-32 silver plated).

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@evanlane1690

6w↑341

Dude... your work and Decent Sampler has rebuilt my love of music. I played a brass instrument in HS, but never learned piano or composition. Now I just make music for myself, and for little games and other stuff. I composed a short instrumental piece for the background of a thank you speech I shared with my wife on our 10 year anniversary. It's not a lot, but I've found a way to enjoy music making again, and you're a significant part of that. Thanks man! I'll check out the mandolin samples. Your stuff is always great!

@DavidHilowitzMusic

6w↑35

So great to hear :)

@yedrielnegron9862

6w↑4

How have you learned to compose?

@High_action

6w↑109

That same terrible noise happened fender Stratocaster when I was trying to take off the neck, the neck cavity completely split but since has been repaired, I’m happy to see that you take old, neglected instruments and repair them. I try to do the same thing. With my guitars and such.

@ronaldvantine4488

4w↑6

My grandfather had one of these, also had a banjo mandolin. Remember him playing songs from the early 1900s.

@BlueTJLP

6w↑32

Woah you bought a mandolin - No strings attached?

@eksboks148

5w↑1

🤔

@bricelory9534

6w↑45

A couple months ago I decided to start trying to build my own sample library instruments, and I've grown somewhat addicted! Thank you for the amazing gift of Decent Sampler! I think you have impacted far more musicians than you could know - the beauty and joy of using your own sounds and records of your own performances to make a sampled instrument is just so exciting!

@markkeogh18

I've just downloaded the sampler and can play the samples.....but how do I record what I'm playing in my DAW?

@lucas7658

6w↑33

Here in Brazil we have another shape of mandolin (we call it bandolim), that have a flat back and a round shape, it was popularized here by Jacob do Bandolim, a great instrumentalist and composer, if someone have any interest check it out, it's pretty amazing and beutiful sounding.

@TuckerTheMandolinist

6w↑2

There is also the Flatback Army/Navy style mandolin.

@iNerdier

6w↑37

I guess it doesn’t matter with this one and you doubtless already know this but; I know at least for other instruments you tend to use hide based glues because they’re easier to remove if you need to do other repairs or modifications later. PVA etc. ends up being stronger than the wood so it will cause more damage to the structure of the instrument if you try to remove it.

@raccoons_stole_my_account

6w↑28

I can't thank you enough for making Decent Sampler available on Linux.

@MayorOfLuckyBoyNV

6w↑55

If you ever have to fix another instrument that requires you to clamp a weird shaped body, you should look into getting some strap clamps. They're designed for weird and round shapes!

@j00range4

6w↑26

I don't have a single note of talent in music inside of me but I love your videos and the feelings I get every single time I finish watching. I just enjoy listening to different kinds of music and am very grateful I can hear such rich and beautiful sounds.

@BillabongJim

5w↑1

Try learning an instrument, I have been playing for a bit and I had absolutely no talent.

@BillabongJim

You should try learning an instrument, I have been playing for a bit, and I have no talent.

@Sykoze

3w↑1

Music is like any other skill, competency comes with study and practice.
Like the person above, I would recommend learning an instrument - you can get a guitar pretty cheap second-hand, and you can find tons of resources to teach yourself how to play online.
If that’s not an option, there are a lot of free apps that let you create music, and some of them can even help you learn to play, sort of.
Flat is a good example. It’s an app on iPhone(idk if it’s on Android, but I imagine it must be) It’s meant for creating scores/tabs, but it has MIDI playback, and it has a visualization of whatever instrument you’re writing for; the sound quality isn’t great, but you could pretty effectively use it to teach yourself to play an instrument - minus the actual physical skill, but you could develop a similar level of understanding about a given instrument as someone who’s played it for years, which would go a LONG way if you ever decided to learn to play the instrument for real - it would be a lot more like riding a bike for the first time in 10 years, compared to the first time riding a bike ever.
If you used it in conjunction with online lessons, I mean, using the app to “play” along with online lessons/instructions, so to speak.
If you want to learn to play music, you absolutely can. Don’t let self-doubt stop you, it’s not about talent, it’s about dedication.

@schance1666

6w↑17

Love the mix of "here's how i found it", "here's how I repaired it" and "here's how I sampled it" in your vids! The killer free samples are kinda nice, too ;-)

@Somestuffstudios

6w↑15

I think this is the fastest I have gotten to a video on YouTube ever! I got here 55 seconds after the video was posted. I really love your videos!!!😊

@wildmonkeymind

6w↑7

Seeing you revive old instruments and integrate them into modern music production fills me with joy every single time. Amazing work, as always!

@virgomunoz

6w↑5

I picked up a 1910's bowlback Mandolin on eBay several months ago for around $50, in non-working condition. The body had a big crack down the back, it had no strings, and missing tuners. I decided to make a strong glue using find sawdust from my electric sander mixed with superglue. The resulting product was a fully playable, stable instrument that I still love immensely. I've been meaning to pick up another one of these, since I find these instrument so fascinating. A tied a shoelace around the bridge and headstock to fashion a strap. The strap can also be turned upside-down to wear the instrument on your back. Thank you for showing care for these unique instruments, good work!

@jasonk125

6w↑10

Thank you for the amazing Decent Sampler! It has become such a versatile plugin, I make whole pieces of music using nothing but many instances of various DS instruments.

@andycordy5190

6w↑4

Seeing you bring one of these thrift shop instrument back from oblivion is like watching one of those nature films where the baby animal gets rescued and is cared for by someone very lovingly but without really understanding what the implications of that might be.
I'm so glad this had a pay off for you and decent sampler users.
I already thought the sampled sounds were way richer than the voice of any mandolin I'd heard but when your Omnichord technique is applied it becomes a powerhouse of sound design. A tremendous achievement from such a tragic beginning.

@sowth1967

6w↑5

David, you always make the best music content on the platform. Keep it up.

@picksalot1

6w↑3

You're doing some beautiful work rescuing neglected instruments and building enchanting Sample Libraries from them. Thanks

@DonutShoes

6w↑3

That old catalog is gorgeous! 😍 Oh, and the instrument too!

@martifingers

6w↑2

A little care, a lot of glue, a bit of clamping ingenuity and dollops uncommon generosity have given us all the delightful sounds of this instrument. David always makes me feel the best way to be grateful is to be creative.

@tablaninja

6w↑7

Omnichord!?! How did I miss that one!?! As a mando player I gotta say, this is badass. Nice work!!!!

@marcobalseca2620

5w↑1

Amazing work, I’m literally amazed by your skills! Thanks for your contributions to the music production and music tech community!

@GabrieleMelada

I absolutely enjoy your work , when I see a new instruments of yours I already know they are high quality. My best congratulations!

@owenjarboe8787

6w↑5

I love how much your content makes me comfy. I love your tunes!

@audioarmoury

There's something that's always so relaxing about these videos. I love it.

@katfishkobain8809

3w↑1

Building from scratch and repairing an instrument are two different things. The gourd back on this is the most difficult to construct. Boiling and bending the wood, then gluing, takes a lifetime to master. I like your efforts. Clamping is an art. Inner tube is an old trick. So is using black crayons to seal inlays is another. You need to match hundred year old woods also. Constantine’s in the Bronx was go to place for old timber. Only on line now, I think. Metropolitan Music Company was out of New York, with guys working there for fifty years and not speak English or cared to learn. I was a goofer. I would “ go for “ coffee and danish and learned vast amounts from these fellows. I’m sorry to say, your repairs won’t hold long and tuning to other instruments will be problematic. That spruce top, at that age will conduct sounds hundreds of times faster than through the air. Worth the save, for sure. Brother at Rosa Strings Company is the go to man for this kind work repair. Real genius. I think he’s still around. Just put out mandolin for sale, I think. Crazy glue and baking soda better glue than what you used. Hide glue for construction from scratch. We lost Mandolin Brothers on Staten Island, which was tragic. Every rocker in the world went there in its hay day. I think Keith Richards even lived out there for a while. George Harrison brought all his acoustic guitars there. Matt Umanov was in the Village, too. He could repair holes and broken necks, etc .

@SteveAmesbury1

Thanks for all the great quality stuff you keep delivering. You're amazing!

@NotGeraltofRivia

5w↑1

Thank you David. Appreciate the work you do!

@king_scarxiii8229

I'm excited to try the slow strumming on chords. thanks for all the hard work you put into your sample libraries!!!

@abdulhamid9605

Briliant video, love what youre doing with restoring instruments and bringing them to the masses

@yvonnepagan9912

I just listen! I’m not a musician, but I know what I like and I love this! It’s amazing what you can do with music. It’s so varied, determined only by the musician, him/herself!

@RR-io8ow

5w↑1

the tremolo stuff is so hypnotising! amazing work as usual

@xandervideo1

Really appreciate all your hard work David, thank you so much!

@realyoyoweb

Man i'm so amazed that passionate people like you are doing those kind of stuff !! It will be a huge help for me to compose my videogame's music !

@dinok4774

Your content is soo beautiful and therapeutic, brings me soo much joy

@jwright8838

6w↑1

Thanks so much. Your work inspires me to spend the time putting my ideas together in a DAW.

@JasonDWebbMusic

5w↑1

No way! I just purchased an 1895 Napoli mandolin myself and had to do very similar repairs around the same time this video was uploaded! I’ve never considered mandolin before I’m a guitar player but I saw the poor thing on marketplace and decided to give it the TLC it deserves. Now it’s repaired I’ve been learning basic chords which lead me here to watch you do the same thing! ❤️

@dustyaudio

Impressive choreography and it’s sounding pretty cool! I love the realness of moments like trying to figure out where to put the stick for a part change

@davasdu

4w↑1

Really interesting vid. You clearly have much better second hand shops than me, wish i found more instruments in my usual wanderings. Great to see them get a new life.

Highly recommend investigating using hide glue for instrument gluing. It is what luthiers use and If things go wrong it can be steamed apart at a later date. You can actually make it out of gelatine powder (like you get in the baking section of super markets) if you cant buy the stuff.

If you aren't already, detuning the strings on a mandolin when your not using it for a while is a really good plan, especially on a bowlback, as it reduces the massive tension the neck is under. Particularly important if your mandolin has had any kind of restoration.

@Glitter_and_Sundog

that tremolo effect is awesome ! Wonderful job !

@Yenrabbit

Sitting with a massive grin on my face playing chords in the omnichord and mandolin sample packs. OK, maybe there are tears pending too thanks to how lovely these sound. Thank you David!

@scaho

This sounds phenomenal man. Thanks for the library. You got my sub.

@ashtar3876

Something about your videos just feels really nice and nostalgic

@TuckerTheMandolinist

Mandolins are amazing. They deserve more recognition

@kellywarner3748

Awesome creative journey, thank you for sharing!

@jaysoniglesias3044

Good work on restoring your mandolin AND making the digital sampler for everyone .

@jadcb159

4w↑1

David, I love your videos, attention to detail, and love of the process. My band is in the final stages of cutting a new album so I'm not allowing myself to be in "song writing mode" right now (mostly because I'll get too distracted and never finish the LP, haha), but I can't wait to play with your libraries after we get this vinyl pressed. Keep doing what you're doing, it's great stuff! Love it!!

@MeatSnax

It feels so special to restore some old piece of forgotten junk. I got one of those old entertainment sets with a record player and AM/FM radio in a huge coffee table sized speaker housing at a yard sale that was just beat to shit, and every night I'd work on it a little bit with youtube pulled up trying to find a tutorial for something similar. After it was in working order, we sat and listened to the radio and our records WAY more than we ever would have otherwise, because it was a rescue.

@Lionn_siimbaa

I own a greek bouzouki since a few weeks. It’s like a huge mandolin, it has 8 strings and sounds like the mandolin, but then almost as big as a guitar. Really reccomending it for guitar players that struggle playing such a small instrument.

Thank you for this video it’s so so cool!

@studiomadeinnature

The beat is LEGENDARY!

@jsupe

6w↑1

Great video. I won't be pedantic about resins vs hide glue but some of the suggestions here in the comments section are valid. Always clean all the surfaces thoroughly of all residue after dismantling. Many heavy rubber bands should be strapped around the mandolin multiple times over after you reassembled the top. This should remain in place for a day or two at least.

@robertsparacin399

5w↑2

Today, there is a variety of Hide Glue that comes in a squeeze bottle. and sets relatively slowly compared to normal hide glue....please use the right archival glue for the job. Hide glue allows for later disassembly of the instrument for future repairs. Elmers wood glue does not easily allow future repair. Old instruments, made from woods seldom available today, will sound better, and are better respected with repairs made as any luthier would. Elmers type of glues are used today on cheaply made disposable instruments.... RJS

@TheTimeshadows

Thanks for this one. Really pretty sound.

@pbsamanthamarie

4w↑1

This felt wonderful and soothing to watch, reminded me of watching Mr Rogers.

@CarlMichaelAyotte

Quickly becoming my favorite YouTube channel!

@room34

6w↑5

"Tragic chorus effect." Another great video! But I'm still hung up on the Sears catalog from near the beginning… it looks like the same one I have that used to belong to my grandma, a 1968 reproduction of the 1902 catalog.

@DavidHilowitzMusic

6w↑2

Yes, that's the exact one I have!

@Frostinabrokentree

Great video..when you took the top off and I saw the Stella label I new you had struck gold with this find...Stella is highly collectable and cool..
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@chasmenear7130

One of my favorite things in life- as an experienced player, and luthier - is taking an old, well used/abused instrument home, doing a little work on it, and giving it some playtime - just to let it know that it's loved, and still alive. We should treat our people that way as well!

@patprop74

I found using bicycle inner tubes cut in strips to do glue ups on irregular shape works the best, you just tuck the starting point under itself and stretch to "clamp" and tuck the end it under itself again to hold the pressure.

@seiko-yume470

I love the music and soundboards you always choose for your music. It sounds like the Portal 3 we never got.

@MarkusAliasCmn

you are a total nerd in the most positive sense of the word. kudos, great content as always. <thumbs up>

@thelanavishnuorchestra

6w↑1

Decent sampler is great. It's re-invigorated and extended the capabilities of soundfonts in an easier to develop format. And this mandolin pack is very nice. I'm sure I'm going to be using it soon. And I'm going to have to look at what you've added to the format since I last made my own instrument with it.

@a3a2_m

amazing video as always! thanks for sampling! :)

@renemies78

Your music in this video was really beautiful. Loved it.

@jacquesgraber2758

I love restoring old string instruments and playing them. Even if I don't know how to play it, I will restore it and learn it. I recently picked up a 60-year-old Sitar (which I already learned how to play) and a mandolin very much like the example.

@danp420

oh my god I love this! thank you for making it free! :)

@polyshells

Yesterday I watched The Last Repair Shop.....today this lovely video! Thank you.

@fatbarrybrown

Love your Videos SO MUCH! Thank YOU

@balsalmalberto8086

Amazing work and the fact you make the samples and code the program and release this all for free. 👍

@AdventureDriver

Thanks so much. It's beautiful.

@Tonepusher

Storytelling like it should be done :) Great videos, love it. 🤘

@thomashoffend4299

I love the sound of mandolins, mandolas, and octave mandolins. I got into playing them at my 40-year point, but sort of lost my muscle memory over the years (same with guitars). The two I own are A-styles. This is fantastic.

@lfarrolas

This sounds amazing!

@actuallythepie

David, I don't know if you know this or not, but your videos are incredibly (and weirdly) relaxing and therapeutic.
its always a joy when you upload a new video.

@sonijam

Beautiful! Love your videos.

@shreepadgandhi6739

I downloaded and installed this yesterday...
Am really glad and thank god for coming across this.
The mandolin sound is so well sampled. Short of words to praise.
To me it sounded more like Afghanistan's 'rabab' that has strings made out of goat gut in yesteryears...nowadays they use synthetic material strings.
The sound of this .vst3 is so realistic to give a joy for sure. Hats off...
Glad for installing it.
I use Ableton 10 Intro under Windows 10.

@JBoo

Love it and those rectangular violins behind you

@Derpface301

I love your videos keep up the great work

@Raphael0654

This vid is so hypnotic.

@lexitypebeat

5w↑1

To think that this is free at this quality, and I found you through my home page. Remarkable work

@aguynamednathan

I have this same style of mandolin with almost the exact same back story. It was still playable when I bought it, and it has since been featured on a number of my recordings.

@P.Mateko34

Well done. ❤. Thank you.

@kenny6920

4w↑1

Awesome, I had to repair an old swap meet mandolin (I broke it like in half) thats now my every day player i've earned money with. Now i need to learn how to computer.

@gameoverlordN7

5w↑1

I picked up a beat up old guitar for £20 in a book shop a couple years back, I took it home, fixed it up and it sounds beautiful. It turned out that other guitars of the same maker have been sold at auction for a few thousand each. Nothing crazy, but very nice for £20 and some love.

@zimrihinshaw3572

I loved south street and the thrift scene when I lived in Philadelphia

@mentalitydesignvideo

wonderful sound

@SpaceGhostNZ

Beautiful!

@fisherjam5182

Somthing that i dont think would work here but could be interesting for a future project is wood stablising resin where you soak the wood in it and it hardens all those cracks and air pockets. I think it would work for strengthening the wood and could make for some interesting changes to the tambre.

@violao206

This is so damn cool. I also love your musical comp aesthetic too. You sound cool. =D

@sarundayo

6w↑2

El Dorado Movie vibes 😅

@MetalMan1245

Yes please.

@Jeronimo365

In a world filled, it sometimes seems with war, hate and inhumanity, your videos are such a tonic for the innocent heart. 🙏❤️☯️

@nathaniel_eras

YOU ARE DOING GOOD WORK.

@jerryberry4485

i love these kinds of restoration videos! In fact, I'm working on one myself now for about 3 months already- I picked up a broken electric thai "Phin" in bangkok and I have since managed to restore it to a working condition! I also composed an original song using the phin. editing the video is a pain though, i never tried making such a big video before and arranging the script, footage and fx is so hard lol

@DylNewman

That chord progression with the mandolin sounds super close to a Boards of Canada song!

First video of yours that I’m watching. Super entertaining!

@charlvi

4w↑2

I would recommend extra-light strings for this type of mandolin.

@cupofdirtfordinner

I love your videos!!

@peanutsareyum

You're usually better off spreading glue across both sides of a joint when using wood glue before pressing them together.
Also a bag of sand (or rice in a pinch) with a weight on top of it is really good for applying pressure to the glue of odd shaped things.

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