See, this is what I am struggling with as well... I am seriously considering a progressive press, but unless you are loading clean unfired brass, how do you treat the brass before reloading? Decap, then tumble, then resize and reload? Or Decap/resize on the press, then tumble, then reload? But you need to have reasonably clean cases before you run through the resizing die or risk scarring the die.... in either case it doesn't seem like the nice, smooth, loaded round with every pull of the handle in the videos.
Are we talking pistol or rifle brass?
And it seems that wet cleaning of brass is in the mix also.
Most pistol brass will split before needing primer pocket cleaning. I've never cleaned my pistol primer pockets and never had a slam fire before the case split.
If you wet clean and wanna clean your primer pocket. ... you have to live with the extra steps before priming etc etc.
My AR rounds are after sizing are put back in the vibratory with corn cob or walnut to clean off the sizing lube. And station 1 has a Lee universal decapping die to punch thru anything stuck in the primer hole and station 2 primes etc etc.
Good luck and have fun.