You will use the VST software off and on as long as you use electronic drums (unless you get a mimic or a 2 box drummit3 module. You won't have a separate hihat stand, you should be able to get mesh pads. There are other kit options in this price range. That works for everything except 3 zone rides in the Alesis world.
Go ahead and buy a cheap basic kit today (like a Mesh Nitro) along with EZDrummer3 or StevenSlateDrums for when you need good sound (assuming you have a laptop you can throw it on.) When the cymbals start to break (and they will, replace them with cheap Roland used cymbals - like CY8s. Lastly, I would be grateful if someone shared their opinions and/or recommend me some equipment, just to know what is essential and to discuss it with other fellows.ĮDIT: How does a Millenium MPS 600 for under 400$ sounds? I found one used with a hihat stand, mesh snare for that price used, wondering if that model is not overly outdated, maybe someone could tell me if something is off. Is there anything obvious I needed to prioritize? For example, I didn't know mesh heads were even a thing. I know MIDI over USB won't be an issue because even budget sets have that option, but any chance I could have the need for a module with custom sample support? Would that be a game changer? I probably won't end up as a pro drummer so could I expect to buy something low/mid-range that I wouldn't need to replace ever? (that is durable and has all the basic features).Īlso, I have basic musical and music production knowledge and I expect to record some percussion in the future. 
I know this kind of questions get posted every day and even though I've read all I could find I still want to clarify some things.Īs a 0 experience beginner who doesn't even own an electronic drumset I don't even know the amount of money I should expect to spend.
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