Boss VF-1 Effect Processor

I will be sendign some more setting thoughts regarding the VF! but i have been findign the same thign in regards to keeping the processing subtle.  I usually compliment the processor with analog pedals (Vodoo sparkle and marshall trem-vibe) and I also run in stereo (2 fender hot rods) so I am able to take advantage of the VF1 felxibility - good to see others thinking and like i said i will add more soon...

Mike Demers
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From: BossVF1@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, May 13, 2005 1:09 am
Subject: [BossVF1] Digest Number 311

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>   Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 13:22:06 -0400 (EDT)
>   From: Frédéric Osterrath <fosterrath@...>
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> Hi Rich,
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> I have two settings that I've done that get alot of compliments 
> also. 
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> One is the amp sim set to the Marshal #1 with just enough gain to 
> have the
> sound rumbling at high amplifier levels with a slight bit of fast 
> delay (no
> reverb) and I've programmed a foot switch to add mild chorus and 
> another to
> activate the compressor with level gain. Great for a strat. Quite 
> versatile. 
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> Another setting is the tube stack sim with almost no distortion 
> but with the
> compressor set quite high and with mild reverb, I have a foot 
> switch on that
> one for long delay and another for amp volume. It gives a very 
> jazzy-punchy
> feel to a les paul. 
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> It seems all my favorite settings are the most subtile in effects. 
> Low gain,
> low modulation, low reverb... I find the most natural settings 
> with just a
> touch of colour are the most appealing.
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> My 2 cents...
> Fred.
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> >    Date: Wed, 11 May 2005 17:42:24 -0000
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> > Subject: FAVORITE SETTINGS
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> > What is your favorite setting that you've created on your VF1, 
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