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Electronic drums can be more complicated to play than acoustic drums, but it ultimately depends on the skill level and familiarity of the drummer. Electronic drums require a good understanding of digital interfaces and menus, which can be an adjustment for some drummers used to traditional acoustic sets.

However, there are also advantages to electronic drums. They can offer a wide range of sounds and tones that acoustic drums cannot, allowing for greater diversity in a drummer’s performance. They can also be more compact and transportable than full acoustic drum sets.

So, while there may be a learning curve for some drummers, electronic drums are not necessarily “harder” to play, just different.