When it comes to live sound mixing in stereo isn't very effective. As hard panning will result in people who aren't in the stereo sweet spot not being able to hear instruments/vocals on the panned opposite to the side they're listening from. With mono mixing everything is central and it should sound even no matter where you're listening from. However a lot of engineers use panning but very minimally pushing them no further than 10 & 2 O'clock.
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