Nobody ever talks about this. Does anybody use it?
 

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.
 

Just remember convolution reverbs are CPU heavy.
It might not be the greatest thing to use when playing live or recording.

Good advice from the Doktor

I use the full version of Breverb on backing tracks for live performance. It does have many controls, but that is it's strength. With some tweaking it can sound great.

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.

I use it because it has enough controls that I can tailor the sound as needed to suit the material (e.g., high diffusion on percussion, low diffusion on sustained sounds).

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.
 
 
 
 

Have never really loved Breverb. I really wanted to but, just not happening. I mean, it's OK just not great. Too intrusive sounding for my taste.

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