Is the Titan 90 good for a beginner?

Yes. It comes with preset kits, songs and rhythms that help new players practice, and it sets up quickly. The rubber pads are firmer than mesh, so expect a firmer feel under the sticks.

Can I play it with headphones?

Yes. A headphone output lets you practice silently, which is the main reason home players choose it. The kit stays quiet for people in the same room.

How many drums and cymbals does it include?

It has four drum pads and one crash cymbal, plus the sound module. That covers basic beats but limits players who want hi-hat, ride and a second crash.

Does it have built-in songs and practice rhythms?

Yes. The module includes preset songs and rhythms along with preset drum kits and effects. They are useful for learning timing and for casual jamming.

Can I add more pads or cymbals later?

The module has limited inputs, so expanding beyond the included pads and crash is restricted. Players who want a larger setup usually move to a kit with more trigger inputs.

Is it loud enough for a small gig?

It is designed for home practice and small setups rather than stage use. For gigs you would run the module into a PA or amp, and the light rack is better suited to seated, controlled playing.