But before you do, take a moment to reflect on your accomplishment. You will most likely embark on a new musical endeavor upon completion of this series. The study of music is a life-long adventure. In the first measure, ‘ G-double sharp ‘ is the same as ‘ A’, which is the same as ‘ B-double flat.’ Despite the different spellings, all three of these notes can be played on the second fret of the third string. Comparison of EnharmonicsĮach measure below contains notes that are enharmonics. If you are interested understand why, and in what circumstances, double sharps and double flats are used, please view this video. However, music theory presents logical reasons for their usage in music notation. For example, ‘G-double flat ‘ is two frets lower than ‘G.’ Therefore, ‘ G-double flat‘ and ‘F ‘ are enharmonics.ĭouble sharps and double flats may seem unnecessarily bizarre.Double flat means two frets lower in pitch.For example, ‘D-double sharp’ is two frets higher than ‘D.’ Therefore, ‘D-double sharp’ and ‘E ‘ are enharmonics.Double sharp means two frets higher in pitch.The note ‘B ‘ is also one fret lower than ‘C.’ Therefore, ‘C-flat’ and ‘B ‘ are enharmonics. For example, ‘C-flat’ is one fret lower than ‘ C’.For example, ‘E-sharp’ is one fret higher than ‘ E.’ The note ‘ F’ is also one fret higher than ‘ E.’ Therefore, ‘E-sharp’ and ‘F’ are enharmonics.To recreate this, a simple negative kern between two lat symbols (in math mode) was sufficient to achieve the effect.The double flat consists of two flat symbols.

As I indicated in my comment which the OP acknowledged as an accurate rendition, the symbol can be found online, for example, at.

Two flat symbols