Mono input-stereo fx

I created a mono input with guitar amp inserted. I want to hear the guitar thru a stereo chorus. If I make a stereo input for the guitar, the guitar comes thru on 1 channel whilre the fx are stereo. How do I set this up?

Hey,
3 ways to create it!
1) Online/Realtime:~ means,get a Multieffects or Guitar Amp that have 2 Output and 2 of the output record through and Audio interface (something like M-Audio Mobile Pre -USB).after recorded,pan the 2 tracks to Hard Left and Right!
2) Record an single input Chorus effects tracks,copy the track and drag the copy's track further 2-3 ms and Hard pan the 2 tracks to Left and Right!
3) is what our buddy recommended add the Stereo Plugin effects!
Done.
Ray

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