ProChannel Breverb

Never really liked the sound of it. Never have a use for such a heavy handed reverb sound.
It has too many controls for my liking, and the presets always need a lot of tweaking to get it sounding right in a mix.
I have other reverbs that do it better.
With Sonar Platinum recently adding the ReMatrix convolution PC module, Breverb will probably never get used again on my system. I knew the first time I used ReMatrix, that it sounded so much better.
 

Good advice from the Doktor

I actually really like it. I have mostly switched to ValhallaVintageVerb but BReverb can sound great on some tracks. I've used it on lead vocal with great effect, and on synth tracks.

EDIT: FWIW, Rematrix is an impulse based reverb, which makes it completely different in sound. Also, impulse based reverbs tend to have relatively high latency so if you need to use a reverb during tracking it's actually better to use an algorithmic one like BReverb.

It is heavy-handed, but once you twist it in a little it can sound great.
I can't think of any one type of thing I use it for more than others... I just go by my ear-bone.
 
 
 
 

I've got some great results with Breverb after a little tweaking.

I bought the full version of Breverb. The added functions aid the tweakability, and I do find it quick and easy to dial in something useable, which is mostly the way I use it (i.e. pick a preset and tweak to get it just right). I think this is it's strength.
I do, however, like ReMatrix a lot, and find convolution reverbs in general much more to my taste. My only frustration with ReMatrix is, if the Pro Channel is being used pre FX bin, ReMatrix can't be the last plug in in the chain. This means that if I want that function, I'm going to have to find the cash for the full version. I'm very short on cash at this point in time and will have to wait for some time before I can convince treasury that this is a worthwhile upgrade. (sigh).
I would much rather have the light version of Breverb and the full version of ReMatrix, but this, as they say, is the way the cookie crumbles.

I use ReMatrix and Breverb about 80% of the time.  As other posters have said, how it sounds with the material is the important thing.   Breverb does have a lot of controls, but that is what I like.  I can fine tune it for what I need.
 
I have the lite versions as I am also short on cash until the bank, in this case my wife, says OK to buy the full versions.  

I like it. I've got a drum room reverb preset I made for it that I use a lot on real drums (tweaked a bit case-by-case, of course).

Well, I absolutely loved my old Lexicon LXP-1 and LXP-5 hardware units, which have sadly both died. I still really like the Lexicon Pantheon. So, I guess I tend to judge all reverbs by what my brain perceives as the Lexicon sound.  

mixmkr
I like all these reverbs and am really not that picky.  I guess a downfall sometimes.

Or something that allows you to finish projects

I record a lot of young, indie type bands and, there seems to be a resurgence of big, thick, drippy reverb starting to happen. For me it has gone from, "We don't want ANY reverb" to , "More reverb, lot's of it"!

A Lexicon LXP-1 and Alesis Quadarverb (I KNOW - yikes!) are my outboards that I still fondly use...   But like many others, I have issues with the Breverb.  Seems like a there is a lot of tinkering to get it right.  On the other hand, I KNOW i have spent countless hours on the Qverb setting to get it to be one of my favs.
 
FWIW, I have learned thru the years that if one takes the time to learn everything about the devices (boards, modules, software, hardware, etc.) that they have, they come to have an appreciation for them
 
Well, okay, most of them 

I always did like Pantheon, even when it wasn't in style.       One suggestion for those delving into it - try the surround version instead of the default stereo version.  There's a slight difference in the way audio is processed that IMO always sounded a bit better, even when processing a stereo track. 
 
That said, now I'm going to have to install too!   Though at the moment I'm finding that ReMatrix is really hitting the spot for me.    Eh, may as well have more choices... right?  
 

I use the reverbs that are stock in Platinum.  They work for me.
 
Breverb 2 on vocals.  I find a Hall or Room preset and adjust from there.  I don't care for the PC Module.  I keep the manual nearby.
 
BT BlueVerb for instrument tracks.  The EMT Plate is the usual starting point.
 
I use the Sonitus Reverb sometimes too.  I understand its controls.
 
I'm not very familiar with Perfect Space or ReMatrix Solo yet....