The 12 individual notes of the Western chromatic scale are generally referred to differently depending on what role they play in a particular key. Although D# is technically the same pitch as Eb (at least in Equal Temperament), it is more correct to refer to it as Eb if playing in a "flat" key such as Ab or Bb.
In some Peterson Virtual Strobe models, only the "#" versions of note names are used. In the StroboClip, the most common of the two names for any given note is used. C,C#,D,Eb,E,F,F#,G,Ab,A,Bb,B
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