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Dance music manual doesn't contain much (if anything) you wont find on the web but...
It's handy to have lot's of tips in one book instead of browsing the web through piles of crap and often unreliable sources.
'Musical note to MIDI and frequencies' chart, 'Tempo delay time' chart. Or the audio walkthroughs of drum synthesis, lead sound synthesis. Little tips like placing closed hats just before the beat (Camisra - It's Alright (Tobacco Boys Remix)). Explaining the differences in sound between different types of compressor etc. etc.
For £25 or less it's very handy to have these tips in book form (with CD). I love books personally, it's production magazines I can't stand. Ok, you might get the odd interesting article but about 80% or higher of a production mag is adverts and gear reviews. £5 a month for that? 
EDIT: Just checked Amazon, £12.49 new. I had a bookstore token and paid £25. I have no regrets.
Last edited by Synchronicity on Dec-08-2006 at 02:38
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