Haven't seen much posted about this new feature.  I just wanted to say that I had a chance to play around with it last night, and go through some of the presets, and I'm very impressed so far.  It is a very spacious, natural sounding reverb.  Very well done Cakewalk

I like it as well as the wave reverb I use to use in windows XP. Very nice and rich without harsh edges. Love it! Thank you Sonar X2.

I wonder if there's any point in upgrading to the full version?

I have used the full version for almost a year and love it!

I've put it on several projects and compared side by side with one of the waves reverbs. I found it to be just as un-obvious in the mix as my previous go-to reverb. From the little bit I've heard it is a keeper. Sounds quite natural, hence the un-obvious comment above. Maybe I should have said "It doesn't stick out and sound un-natural".

The best algorithmic reverb Cake has bundled w/ Producer.  IMHO, anyway.

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As a heavy user of Perfect Space and Sonittus I must say, Breverb just may become my new "go to" reverb. I have a huge library of IRs that I pull in to Perfect Space and it has served me well for a long time. Breverb has delivered great sound quality and cut my workflow down quite a bit. No more library searching for that right IR!

I never really got on that well with Perfect Space and always tended to gravitate back to the Pantheon, or more recently, the free Epicverb.

But IMHO, Breverb blows them all out of the water.

Listen to your reverb bus in solo mode - what you get is clear, pristine reverb with no metallic undertones or artifacts, it's wonderfully clean.

Gotta say it helped make the decision to jump to X2 that bit easier.... it sounds excellent having loved Pantheon for a long time.

Cheers.

It would be interesting to hear if users use it more as a pro channel module or in the effects window, I personally tend to use it a long side other pro channel modules, I have to say the additions and functionality improvements on the pro channel are very welcome.