Audio dissolve problems after export

Hello there.
I have a problem with audio dissolves. If I export the mastermixed file, the is strange and the mixing isn't right. Where I put a audio dissolve in fading in or out the music sometimes is doubled.
In Premiere, everything sounds fine. When I export in ProRes I get these audio problems. Before the update to 8.1 everything went well.
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Florian.
OSX 10.8.5
premiere CC 2014.1

I got it. It's the AME export! If I export the file directly with Premiere I have no strange audio probs but if I export the soundfiles or the program file with Media Encoder 2014.1 the dissolves are really bad...

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