[r-t] New plan

[Alexander Holroyd]

Very nice and interesting Matt; I agree completely that this idea deserves 
further attention.

One thing I rather like is the "almost runs" that come up (also in limited 
slip), such as -E09875.  Of course, some of these sound better than 
others, and it would be nice to have a way of concentrating on the good 
ones...

Another nice thing in limited slip is that you sometimes get runs with 4 
substituted for E or 5 substituted for T, or vice versa.  Since these 
pairs of bells are an octave apart, the otherwise ugly effect of breaking 
up a run becomes instead quite pleasing (to my ear anyway).

More generally, I wonder if these is mileage in looking for musical 
effects that take into account conventional ideas of haromny a bit more 
than has been usual.  Presumably this will be most effective on higher 
numbers.  A couple of obvious examples: on 12, -8765 and -2345 sound way 
better than most other runs (try them on piano / Abel).  And what about 
e.g. -3580T -2579T.


> Following on from the Limited Slip discussion...
>
> 7200 Plain Bob Maximus
> No more than 14 changes between 4-runs.