Electronic drum kits typically use a combination of the following types of cables:
MIDI Cables – These are used to connect the drum module to a computer or other MIDI-compatible devices for recording and editing drum sounds.
Trigger Cables – These are used to connect the drum pads and cymbals to the drum module. They transmit the signals generated by striking the pads to the module, which then produces the corresponding sound.
USB Cables – Some electronic drum kits come with USB connectivity, allowing you to connect the kit directly to a computer for recording and playback.
Audio Cables – These are used to connect the drum module to a mixing board or an amplifier. They transmit the audio signal from the drum module to the external audio equipment.
Power Cables – These are used to provide power to the drum module and other components of the electronic drum kit.
