Ten stages in a specific order, each one justified by what the stage before it did. A finished vocal is almost never one great take through one great chain — it is a dozen small decisions that would each be wrong in a different sequence.
A finished vocal is almost never one great take run through one great chain. It is the sum of a dozen small decisions made in a specific order, and the order is not arbitrary — nearly every stage below is placed because of what the stage before it did to the signal. Run them in a different sequence and most of them become harder or wrong.
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