prog-gen is an advanced music chord progression generator

The user can configure the bass octave of the chords, octave range, number of notes, instrument, type of chord progression, and key. The chord is created such that each note will be given a random octave inside the specified range, and extra notes (ex: if user specified 5 notes for a major chord which only requires 3 notes) will be randomly chosen from the specified chord quality as well.

prog-gen requires the external lib sfml: https://github.com/SFML/SFML

Be sure to include the sfml library for each object file compilation, and link sfml libs and in the creation of the final executable, as explained in https://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.5/start-linux.php

Depending on where sfml is installed to, using export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<sfml-install-path>/lib && ./sfml-app might be necessary as well (where sfml-app is the name of your program)

Recipe for FakeChord is as such:

FakeChord(int bassOct, int octRange, int numNotes, Key key, RN rn, Mode mode, Instrument instrument);

Recipe for Progression is as such:

Progression(int bassOct, int octRange, int notesPerChord, Key key, std::vector<RN> rns, Instrument instrument);

Although there are many types of roman numerals and modes in recipes.h, not all of them have been implemented as of yet. So far only the standard 7 roman numerals have been implemented, along with the standard 7 church modes. More instruments are expected to be implemented in the future as well, although currently there only exists GrandPiano