Well, probably not, I mean, things take as long as they take. It's just, jeez, man. Long. :)

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Well, I've been shooting (vaguely) for somewhere in the 35-50-minute range for individual segments. As far as the actual recording process goes, a take basically lasts until I screw up (which can take anywhere from 15 seconds to 20 minutes or more, if I'm really on a roll), or the phone rings, or someone comes to the door, or what have you. Then I'll trim off the messed-up bit and restart from there. Lather, rinse, repeat, until I finish, get tired, run out of water, get bored, or have to go do something else. It's not terribly professional, but I do at least try to make myself re-cut anything I do really poorly. I don't always catch my own verbal typos, any more than I always spot the actual typographical ones, but most of the time my vocalization failures are of the "trip and fall, spiraling off into meaningless jabber" type and thereby hard for me to miss. :)

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Or at least the "veer off into muttered self-mockery" type, like this example. :)

On the other hand, I finally got through Springtime (and its separately released extra scene, Fanfare for an Exiled Prince as well). So, you know, go me.

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