Help, How to export multiple mono tracks?

I have eight tracks of master audio that has been captured to FCP with the video. I have sent the timeline to soundtrack to create individual mono timestamped BWF for each track (very important).
I have each of the tracks submitted to submixes. When I play the timeline you can see that each track has distinct audio assigned. Now when I export, telling the program to export all submixes, it only puts audio on tracks one and two. It is however creating 8 wav files.
Now here is the odd thing, it was working for the first 4 day of the shoot. Now it has decided to crap out. Was I just getting lucky before, and if so. What settings should I have to achieve what I need.

Yes, we are. The problem is unique, meaning that when we try aiff exports the full 8 channels right properly. But wav files don't only right the first two. We need to use wav since the tracks will be going to pro tools for the conform and mix.

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