Audio render VS Solo playback

Hello.
After I rendered audio effect, such as fade, I cannot monitor the other tracks as solo. When I select "solo" playback to the tracks, I hear the rendered sound from unselected tracks, just the section that have rendered audio.
Weirdly. we have two FCP stations with separated media drives.. It doesn't happen to the other station.
Looks like both has the same setting.
Does anyone know what I am missing????

Thank you for your reply.
What audio setting I have to use to prevent this unwanted marriage audio issue.
I tried to look for the mix/pan setting, but I didn't quite know what I should do.
pls let me know
Thank you.

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