I'm sure it's a lot faster.
My process has always been write when inspired, stop when the inspiration leaves and continue when it comes back. Recite out loud, change words around as necessary, repeat.
By the time I get in front of the mic, I have it memorized. From there, I stylize how I recite bars as necessary and voila.
This can take as little as 30 minutes or it can take as long as has to.
Punching in for corrections makes sense, but I couldnt imagine writing in such a stop and go fashion. (Although I can see how having a dedicated engineer to record you would help.)
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