I play drum kit in a band. A drum kit is a collection of drums and cymbals played with sticks and pedals!
Oh thats nice . Can you tell me more about drums?
Well, starting in the 2000s, kits have started including electronic drums
Thanks i had no idea .  Anything else that i should know ?
Yes! The standard drum kits are non-pitched, which means that music scoring is different for drums than other musical instruments
Thanks for the information.  I might try to learn to play drums someday it sounds pretty fun
You should try! You can get hybrid or entirely electronic drum kits, which would help reduce noise if you have housemates
What type of drums do you play on ? I think i would buy the electronic drum kit if i did start playing
the type of drum pad) and they are played in a similar manner to an acoustic drum kit.
Strictly speaking, sequencers playing pre-programmed electronic drum tracks and electronic or digital drum machines are not electronic drums, because a drummer or other musician is not triggering the sounds.
The electronic drum (pad/triggering device) is usually sold as part of an electronic drum kit, consisting of a set of drum pads mounted on a stand or rack in a configuration similar to that of an acoustic drum kit
drum kit that includes cymbals and can be upgraded with a drum brain to be used as an electronic drum kit.
Pro mode for drums was introduced in "Rock Band 3", requiring players to equip the existing drum set with up to three cymbal units. The game marks cymbal notes as circles in contrast to the regular rectangular pad notes, and the drum player is required to hit the cymbals instead of the pads for these notes when they occur. Electronic drum kits could also be used through a MIDI connection.