Recording & EQing Electronic Drums

I have a new project that will start Tuesday night with a country/rock band. I've got everything down and ready except they want to use a set of electronic drums. Now, I haven't recorded that type of set before, so I'm looking for some tips on how to EQ. From what the band has told me, there will be only 1 output on the control module. I don't know what brand of drums they are yet, either. Won't know that until they get here tomorrow.
Any advice on how to record and EQ?
I would be eternally grateful!

David

Let's say it doesn't, DavidB. Now what? Assuming that it is an inexpensive brain, it would only have 1 output. My concern is that when you have all the parts coming to 1 track, getting all of the different drums to sit right in the mix will be a nightmare. You see what I mean? I want to try to be ready for the worst case scenario.

Worst case - the kit has no midi out, and only one mono audio out? -
Have him record each main drum separately to a separate track - ie play (the whole kit if necessary), but turn off (unplug/ cut the cables to) all but the kik, record this. Play again as an odub, turn off all but the snare, play again - only the toms this time, etc etc. If the guy complains, tell him to go buy a proper instrument with more than 1 jack next time.

Personally, I have never come across an E-kit that didn't at least have a stereo out, with midi in & out, but you never know.

Why don't you phone him and ask him for a make & model# then google? - at least you'll have an idea what you're up against

One of the best ways I have found to record electronic drums is to treat them in a very similar way you would acoustic drums.
Give each drum its own separate track, same for cymbals.
This way you can deal with each drum individually as far as equalization and compression is concerned.
It will give you a lot more freedom when it comes to the mix.