## Background
Like many, I also watched the 4 Chords music video from the The Axis of Awesome on youtube roughly a decade ago. At the time, it provided a possible explination on why pop songs seemed somewhat unoriginal to me despite most of my peers enjoying pop. After that thought I resumed playing side two of The Wall and queued up Quadrophenia to play next.

Playing around with the provided [popgen.py](https://github.com/pdx-cs-sound/popgen) is both neat and addictive. I have decided that the focus of this portolio objective will be to reimpliment this program in rust, for the following reasons:
* Rust is more efficient, and it would be fun to run this on an embedded device which could be resource constrained.
* Rust is cool and it would serve me well to practice and keep up better with it
* Reimplementing the code forces me to essentially understand every line
* Despite being given explicit permission to do so with proper attribution, I prefer not to officially commit the code of another to my repository having a commit matching my name. 

## Setup

It is required to install the [rustup rust toolchain](https://rustup.rs/)

## Run
```bash
# Basic
cargo run

# See help
cargo run -- --help

# Example with flags
cargo run -- -b 80 --root C[2]
```


## View Source
[popgen.rs](./src/popgen.rs)

## Access outputs


## Reflections, Results, Analysis