In my opinion, Breverb is not usable compared to Lexicon Pantheon which is already in previous versions of Sonar...

I use almost exclusively UAD reverbs. Looking forward to Breverb in X2. If it's good my roster may change up a bit.

Bristol_Jonesey


Epic Verb is just that - Epic (and free!)

What's the point of free?

tunekicker


I use almost exclusively UAD reverbs. Looking forward to Breverb in X2. If it's good my roster may change up a bit.

I was exclusive to UAD before Valhalla Room.


I still use UAD EMT-140 for drums though.


Valhalla suits me for vocals.

One of these times all the Valhalla superfans should just add all their names to one long list, and then every time this topic comes up we could just link to it. It would save space over having all of us post the same "+1 ValhallaRoom" week after week.

In fact, maybe we should have a list of every product that's ever been unanimously (or at least broadly) approved by the forum rank and file. No more Valhalla, FabFilter, Ozone, Kontakt, Zebra or Omnisphere recommendations would be necessary. Appendix A could list all the stuff that's universally despised, e.g. Realtek, Boost11.

Bapu, maybe you should start that thread.

bitflipper
Bapu, maybe you should start that thread. 

That's one way to hamper my post count.


You sly devil you.

Aether is a great reverb for almost everything I have found.

http://www.2caudio.com/

I don't know of any song recorded that was successful or unsuccessful because of the reverb used. Its about the music, folks. 

I dunno, Dave. The basement echo chamber at Gold Star made a lot of hits back in the day. Hard to imagine "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" without it.

don't forget that Phil Collins drum reverb stuff...  ;-D