Exporting Audio

In adobe premiere elements 9, in my project timeline I mixed approximately 15 audio tracks together of an instrumental.
Whenever I export the second time, a certain part of the 2 track would start to get out of sync and delay at times throughout play back.
Of coarse this happens after export. When it is playing in the timeline the audio tracks play smoothly without jumping out of sync.
After export the audio tracks jump put of sync during the song. How do I commit a clean export keeping all audio tracks that I mixed in sync ?

frankb
Premiere Elements 9 on Windows 7 (assumed 64 bit).
I have not done what appears from your description to be Premiere Elements project solely as an audio editor/exporter.
In view of that, I am curious as to why you selected the project preset that you did, that is, 1080p.
You mention application of audio effects to these audio source media and no problems with the playback in the
Edit area of Premiere Elements. I am assuming that you made these audio effects application in Premiere Elements Editor. Problems seem confined to the playback of the export Publish+Share/Computer/Audio with Presets = MP3 of Windows Waveform.
1. Were the problems more with the MP3 or the Windows Waveform choice for the export?
2. If you make a copy of the project and use the copy to remove all the applied audio effects, do you still have the problems in the export file playback?
Please review and consider as I think about this some more.
Thanks.
ATR

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