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Of course I understand enharmonics, but when you're an advanced musicians they apply to instruments like piano, trumpet, sax, etc... instruments that can't change the tuning of a note on the fly. For instruments like fretless bass and trombone (my primary instrument), however, there is a difference between G# and Ab. For G# on my trombone I have to be directly under the bell and sometimes a little bit past it. For Ab, I usually have to go in front of the bell a little bit. But on trumpet, G# and Ab (concert) are both just first valve, nothing they can do about it in the middle of a song (usually, I'm sure there is some tool to fix it that I have never heard of). Right.
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