these reverbs sound great! i'll be picking them up sometime as well.

Breverb is an awesome verb from Overloud. Great with spoken voice

I wasn't able to say so till now, and I know it's a little bit apples and oranges. But Skywalker Sound used a bunch of R2 reverbs for foley in "Free Birds", which just hit the theaters a couple of days ago.

I am looking forward to the release of the surround versions of your verbs.
At this point, Reverb One and Revibe are the last remains digi plugins I use.
To be replaced by your verbs.

I really really like Ircam Verb and QL Spaces for natural yet rich and smooth reverb.

For FX and music besides those I also use Ableton Covolution Pro, Softube Tsar-1, ArtsAcoustic and Valhalla (which sometimes work well with spoken voice also).

These past few years reverb got so good that with so many options you can surely find something great for any application.

If I could pick only one it would definitely be Ircam Verb.

Glad you said so, I get in trouble if leak anything.

Do love the sound & am looking forward to some more presets.
Getting used to the names of some the presets is taking me some time too.

Thank you! The stereo verbs recently were bumped to 1.5.0 and there are more presets in there. The newest public betas of the surrounds also have more presets. I got some good ideas from Dennis Sands the other day so there will be even more presets before that goes to release.

And I hear you about preset names. I fear that's a problem that can't be solved to everyone's satisfaction and it does cause me some worry. Some folks want really standout names ('Weasel Burp', 'Bad Deodorant' or whatever). Others want generic names ('Large Hall 44', 'Small Plate 4' and so on). This is compounded by the fact that there are so many more presets in a plugin than in an old vintage box. I hope that the Favorites feature in the surrounds (soon to appear in a stereo verb near you) will help users get to what they like, once they've slogged through the list. Saying that I feel your pain might sound insincere, but it's my pain too