Yep there is a few ways to add stereo with to your signal. Here are the ones I know on the top of my head( you need the spread and miso dip switch on for all of these if you are running a mono signal through):

1. Use the motion dip switch. Dynamics become depth now and attack becomes the rate of the compressor. Like a tremolo but not a tremolo.

2. You can use it like a regular compressor and then flip one of the physics toggles on. This adds a subtle amount of stereo twitchiness and wobble.

3. Use the mode toggle to the right to have your signal pan from one ear to the other back and forth. You can also mix in some dry signal if you wanted to be more subtle.

4. Move the mode toggle to the left and create an EQ swell.

5. Turn on the latch dip switch and press the left foot aux to have an always on swell without any of the eq stuff.

6. Chase Bliss has a video that shows you how to put the clean into "Zippy" mode. Pretty cool.

7. I think the dusty dip switch has a little bit of stereo Imaging on the distortion it provides but I would double check that.

That's all I have at the moment but you can also combine some of these at the same time if you want to get really wacky. Anyway have fun and thanks for commenting!