I use Ozone 5 on all my mastering. I have my "go to's" such as the Country Basic for a lot of what I do (which is traditional country) but I use various presets depending on the situation. But, if I do everything right on each track the Country Basic works well. I don't add any reverb with Ozone, just what is added to the individual tracks. The Country Basic just adds a little compression.
I also have the newer Ozone 6 but I rarely use it. They renamed all the presets and I haven't found out what they are yet. Plus, from posts I've seen on other forums, some of the modules in Ozone 5 are now only in Ozone 6 advanced.
I'll take a look at the reverb. This was the first project that I used the new Rematrix Solo reverb (and I used the default setting). I've been using Sonitus Reverb for years and mostly the Short and Sweet preset. The music track is how it is, I did nothing to that. It was supplied by the client and wasn't a good track and got worse when I changed the key from Eb to G for her. I'll get my ex Nashville Producer and Songwriter friend to critique the CD and see what he thinks, and I'll get an honest evaluation from him. I've done several song demos and original song CD's for him and have learned a lot about recording and mixing from him. He says he learned from Billy Sherrill and Owen Bradley (two biggie Nashville Producers).
Comments on Facebook for her new CD are all positive (but then probably no one will say anything but positive).