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You'll need a kit like the following link, where the drums are placed more realistically. It's only slightly more expensive, but you can better transfer from this to a real kit. If you need it even cheaper look up something used. Plenty of people buy stuff like this and resell when they quit or upgrade. I myself got mine used for less than โฌ70 and while admittedly it's not something I'd use professionally it's good enough for practice.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/millenium_rookie_e_drum_set.htm
Thanks, I'll see what can I find second hand but yes, if it's significantly easier to transfer I will just get a full set.
I agree with the other commenter. Having them placed in a more realistic configuration would be much better. The one they posted looks a lot more playable.