Jan 13, 2011, 2:09 PM. Us hale and hearty Canadians think swimming when it's in the high 60's is doable, so that's a hard question to answer. I see you are from Toronto. We have been to Hilton Head twice now in March (for March Break) and have enjoyed fabulous weather both times. Mind you, it's only mid-40's on the island today, so that's chilly indeed. Best thing to do is check weather underground everyday.
You can also listen to recordings to try to match the tone you want to achieve. 1  If it is a new drum head, tension the head higher than your desired pitch and press hard in the center. 2  You will hear the pitch drop. 3  This seats the head, as well as pitches it correctly to get the great crack sound out of the snare.
I have an Alesis DM5 which I play using triggered drums. I want to do 2 things and can't quite work out the steps to get there: 1. I know how to record the drums as audio from my DM5, but how do I have sonar record the drums as MIDI. I want to be able to quantise and edit them.o record the drums as midi you have to connect the midi out of your drum machine to the midi in on your computer. The connections on your drum machine will be standard but the connections on the PC might vary. On the soundcard you could have standard 5 pin DIN sockets or mini five pin DIN sockets.