Premiere Pro CC weird Audio Squelches

I am cutting my first long project in Premiere Pro CC since switching from FCP.
When I have more than 9 tracks of audio, sometimes as I am scrubbing the sequence a very loud SQUELCH comes out of the speakers. I am using big pro speakers so it is pretty loud. The other day the software froze and quit on its on and right before it shut down, I swear the sound of a goat or sheep came out of the speakers. You know like BAAAAAAAA.
Any ideas?
Premiere Pro CC 8.2.0 (65) build
Mac Pro Quad Core Mid 2012
OS 10.9.4

Ok so I did nothing and now it's working fine....I guess I just needed to wait for it to load a bit.....
I would still appreciate some feedback on how to avoid this issue.
Thank you.

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