After countless attempts trying to get various different aspects of video production to work, I've outlined the process I use to produce a video — and have added why that process step is needed. Hopefully this might reduce the process learning curve for others who may be experiencing the sorts of problems I have.

If you find this helpful — awesome.

If not — awesome.

Made a mistake with the image text. References to VideoScribe 2.1 are for the release version, not the beta (though I had the same issues with the 2.1 beta, they are still there in the release version). Updated here:

My flow is different. In short: 

1. I use VideoScribe for just one purpose: animation. This is what it does uniquely and moderately well (I still use version 1.3.26.)
2. For audio, I use Audacity to record and edit individual tracks.
3. I assemble videos in a video editor, such as Camtasia, Premiere, etc. Most movies have 2-4 audio tracks, 4-12 video tracks, 5-20 clips per minute, and 100+ total clips. It is tremendously liberating to have multiple independent timeline tracks on which to composite, synchronize and tweak clips.

Thanks Dave. I use Audacity as well. 

I was intending the process flow for those trying to create videos using VideoScribe (audio and video - as is promised according to the 'features'). I appreciate the outline you gave for how to put together multi-sourced compound videos.