Enharmonic equivalents in this materialIn the channel's material on exploring music with AI — notably Codex Taught Me How to Play Piano — the term enharmonic equivalents comes up as part of understanding what the notes on a keyboard actually are. Two notes are enharmonic equivalents when they are written with different names but sound as the same pitch. The classic example is C♯ and D♭: they are the same key on the piano, the same sound to the ear, but spelled differently depending on the musical context.…