New tasty Breverb info!

I've been in contact with Thomas from 'overloud' technologies (who make Breverb), and he told me that the cakewalk edition has the original 4 algorithms in it which emulate the lexicon 480L, but the full version has three new added algorithms emulating the TC Electronic 'TC 6000 reverb'.
So there it is, plain and simple.

 I did download Breverb a couple of weeks ago when Sonar X2 was announced to try out Breverb, but i wasn't exactly 'over-the-moon with joy about it (me being a Reverb fan and all), but actually, i can't say that i really put it through it's paces either, so maybe i'll go do that now, but i probably will have to recant my original position about Breverb, especially after watching the Sonar 'Webinar' the other day, it sounded pretty good coming off the back of those strings, so i'll go have another play now and get back to you, just for anyone who is interested.


By the way, i have never owned any version of a Cakewalk DAW, but i am 'very' interested in SonarX2, it looks pretty damn good from where i'm standing; with the new tasty extras and the refinements to the user interface plus all the included pro-channel stuff and the new guitar-amp sim, well, it seems like a no-brainer to me. So unless Steinberg pull one hell of a rabbit out of the hat with the upcoming Cubase 7, it looks like i am about to become a proud new owner of my first Cakewalk top-of-the-line DAW...

I am quite happy with the DAW i'm using at the moment and it has been a great little workhorse which has never let me down, but Sonar X2 just looks to good to resist so i may just have to jump ship and come to Cakewalk island hehehe

Aye! But keep an eye out fer land sharks, mate.
 

"... the Land Shark is considered the cleverest of all sharks. Unlike the Great White shark, which tends to inhabit the waters and harbors of recreational beach areas, the Land Shark may strike at any place, any time. It is capable of disguising its voice, and generally preys on young, single women Sonar forum users."
 

Nice. 8-)

Also would like to know if there will be a Pro Channel module for the full version of Breverb, or is it just for the Sonar version.

The Producer version of BREVERB has a ProChannel version you can use. You can see it in the main image on the Cakewalk Facebook page. http://www.facebook.com/CakewalkInc Of course we will have full info and screen shots at launch on www.cakewalk.com

I'm confused now about Breverb. There's a X2 Producer version, and the Breverb 2 version, does the Producer version require an upgrade at additional cost ?? But the Breverb 2 doesn't work in Pro Channel ?? Does the Producer version work as is ?? Does the Producer version emulate the Lexicon, but not the TC Electronics ??

Thanks, so we don't know what the upgrade price will be yet...?? But there is definitely an upgrade for those who want it......?? And it's Lexicon emulations are usable for those that don't want the upgrade ??

if your looking for a deal on sonar I would look for it at bh photo I saw studio there for $139 and of course the upgrade to x2 is free and you can also upgrade to producer later on and save yourself about $60 doing it that way.

I've been telling people that are stuck with Sony Acid Pro 7 to go and eat cake. Cakewalk that is. *L* It's hard to believe they are still selling that old software for $299

in fact it seems to be the price everywhere now. must be an all out assault to take over the DAW market. Go for it cakewalk.

Skyline_UK


Reply to a query I sent to Overloud:
 
"The upgrade price to BREVERB 2 shown on Overloud website is for the upgrades from BREVERB 1 and has no relation to the upgrade price from "BREVERB 2 Cakewalk" that ships with SONAR X2 to BREVERB 2 (full edition).  This latter upgrade will be made available on the Cakewalk store, not on Overloud website."

BREVERB 2 Full version will be coming to the Cakewalk Store very soon. It will be an upgrade from the BREVERB SONAR. 

godparticle


I've been in contact with Thomas from 'overloud' technologies (who make Breverb), and he told me that the cakewalk edition has the original 4 algorithms in it which emulate the lexicon 480L, but the full version has three new added algorithms emulating the TC Electronic 'TC 6000 reverb'.
So there it is, plain and simple.

I did download Breverb a couple of weeks ago when Sonar X2 was announced to try out Breverb, but i wasn't exactly 'over-the-moon with joy about it (me being a Reverb fan and all), but actually, i can't say that i really put it through it's paces either, so maybe i'll go do that now, but i probably will have to recant my original position about Breverb, especially after watching the Sonar 'Webinar' the other day, it sounded pretty good coming off the back of those strings, so i'll go have another play now and get back to you, just for anyone who is interested.


By the way, i have never owned any version of a Cakewalk DAW, but i am 'very' interested in SonarX2, it looks pretty damn good from where i'm standing; with the new tasty extras and the refinements to the user interface plus all the included pro-channel stuff and the new guitar-amp sim, well, it seems like a no-brainer to me. So unless Steinberg pull one hell of a rabbit out of the hat with the upcoming Cubase 7, it looks like i am about to become a proud new owner of my first Cakewalk top-of-the-line DAW...

I am quite happy with the DAW i'm using at the moment and it has been a great little workhorse which has never let me down, but Sonar X2 just looks to good to resist so i may just have to jump ship and come to Cakewalk island hehehe

Make sure you understand exactly which plugins are include in the ProChannel in SONAR Producer as by far most are optional extras that you need to pay for on top of the X2 purchase price for Producer.