Phase issues on ALL tracks...

first off, we need to know how you recorded each instruemtn/vocal. when you used 2 mic's, did you check for Phase?? When ever you use 2 or more microphones, you need to check for phase.
 
There is also a reverse phase button on each track, did you enable it by accident? 
 
CJ

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the interleaves are mostly mono. The Monitor that shows me the phase correlation is on the master bus which is stereo. 
 
Typically, I will just plug a microphone into the mixer and then route that channel to the sub 1 & 2 pair out which goes into the VS100 Left 3/4 in Sonar.

I appreciate that, Mike. I have a feeling it's going to be something ridiculous. :)
I have nothing between the track and the bus. I discovered this totally raw. I don't have my machine in front of me right now.. I was hoping someone could just say something like "Yeah dummy... you have to route your blah blah to the whoosywhatsis" 

mancelot
 
Typically, I will just plug a microphone into the mixer and then route that channel to the sub 1 & 2 pair out which goes into the VS100 Left 3/4 in Sonar.

Does this mean you're taking your mono mic input and feeding the VS100 both left and right signals?   If so, I'd expect one of those to be "empty" and display as a one-sided stereo waveform.
 

Isn't Sonitus Phase a Stereo plug-in only? In other words, if a stereo-plugin is used on a mono track, it will do some weird things.
 

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I just reviewed the FX video "Sonar Advanced Workshop: Producer Effects". Karl states the Phase plug-in is only for Stereo tracks. Personally, I'd take his word for it, because Fast Biker Boy does find all the Ins and Outs of all of these features.

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I have come to the conclusion that this is nothing if they where all recorded in mono and each instrument was recorded in different takes, at different times and are all mono tracks or different tracks recorded at the same time. You are not dealing with phase.
 
Your thinking too much into it and letting a plugin and not your ears tell you what sounds good and what doesn't... If the tracks sound normal, then proceed to do what ever you want to do with these track.
 
If you are hearing something that is off and you think its a phase issue, then its definitely not a Phase issue as they are all mono tracks recorded at different times. You might be confusing Phase with a thin sounding, poorly recorded track or something.
 
You have a better chance of winning Power-ball and getting struck buy lighting at the same exact time then you do if you recorded 2 different takes at different times and there are phasing eachother or 2 different instruments at the same time.......
 
CJ

Hi:
When you record,  did you click on stereo in instead of L or R in.
That is the only way that your recording goes Left or Right?
dan
 

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Thanks Mike. Here's the song that lead me to the struggle. Simple little acoustic number. Gave me fits. :)
 
https://soundcloud.com/mancemusic/extraordinarily-average