Confused About About Logic Stereo Issues

I'm not sure if any of this is true or not - but I have heard some talk about the stereo spread imaging in logic not being as wide in the mix as it could be. I think it had to do with using a stereo track vs two mono tracks instead.
Is any of this true? Is it better to use 2 mono tracks rather than one stereo track to get a wider stereo spread?
Someone else mentioned that it might be a good idea to use some sort of existing logic plugin to help widen the stereo spread on these stereo tracks. There is a special logic plug-in called " stereo spread " - would this be the proper plug-in to alleviate this issue? Is it really needed?

Yeah, but what about the right?
Mono forever!
That doesn't answer my question though. I think you're avoiding the issue here. I see you're leaning heavily toward the left, and that's not...
...right...
I was going to say that this stereo spread issue
(if it can
even be called an "issue") is a pan laws thing.
But I already did it for you...
I am merely in agreement. Can we just agree to agree?
(hee hee!)
-=iS=-

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>
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Hello, I'm Max.
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b) I purchased the Logic Pro in the App Store. Do I have the right installing this program on a second computer? If "yes" , then how?
Thank You very mach, Max.

Logic can only export to movie when running in 32-bit, this is because Logic uses Quicktime for exporting, Logic and QT do not work together in 64-bit. Supposedly a QT update is needed but since it's been like that for over a year I wouldn't hold my breath. Run Logic in 32-bit and the feature should be available.

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