Bricasti M7 Review [Specially For You]

Today we are going to be taking a look at the Bricasti M7 Reverb. The Bricasti M7 is a stereo digital algorithmic reverb. So let's check our Bricasti M7 Review.
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This is one of the best sounding, highest quality reverb units on the market today. It is quite pricey at around $4000USD (ouch) but what you get for that money is a high end unit that sounds unbelievably amazing.
It is truly remarkable what Bricasti Audio has done with the sound modeling in this unit and how true and pure the reverb is for being digitally altered.
If you want to know more and see how it sounds, be sure to watch our Bricasti Reverb M7 review!
What what are your opinions of the M7 reverb? Do you like Bricasti hardware? Is the 7 outboard price too high? How do you apply reverb to your tracks?
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In terms of controls, it is actually pretty simple. Starting on the left, we an input gain control knob. Next to that is an LCD screen with control buttons to scroll through all of the various digital menus.
Some of the bank options include: halls, plates, rooms, chambers, ambiance, spaces and nonlinear. Each of these options have a ton of great sounding presets nested underneath them. A master control is smack dab in the middle.
To the right are six buttons that allow you to edit and define the parameters of each reverb sound.
Beyond those buttons are four preset buttons to allow you to quickly get to your four favorite sounds on the unit, and a tap tempo button, just in case you need to set up pre delays or echo times.
A master power knob is on the far right of the unit. Around back there is analog in and out, AES in and out, power supply, and a connection to hook up the M7 desktop remote.
A lot of reverb options are modeled after real world spaces, which I think is just so cool. It sounds stunning.
I have a ton of reverb plugins as well as some hardware reverbs and they don’t even come close to the quality of the Bricasti. It’s authentic, clean, natural, realistic, and organic sounding.
This is hands down the best reverb that I have ever used. If you play acoustic music, this unit is a god send with what it can do to shape your sound.
But, regardless of what you send through it, this unit will perform phenomenally.
I know a lot of our other reviews have focused on more budget friendly options.
And that’s great. But you do get what you pay for in the audio world and if you are able to spend some money on a unit that will sound great time and time again AND follow you through your entire professional career, then I would say upgrade and get the best possible unit that you can afford.
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[@joescott3098]

Great review on an amazing unit! Thank you for your insights.

[@thaexception3406]

Now we can use Access Analog's unit through the cloud which is the reason I'm here watching this video to get familiar with the unit before using their service! I liked that Large Ambience.

[@tcibeatrecords4707]

Me too

[@joantorruella4891]

I've been fortunate enough to use one of them and that knob is the most satisfying thing I've used so far

[@exteriorsigns]

I love that you and your dad are both into music production. 🙂

[@javierjanaid]

Nice demo. Thank you

[@cmath8577]

All great. Gold Hall was my fave on this

[@dhampex3631]

@ 6:00 Europa sounds very much like the inchindown oil tunnel tanks. Very beautiful sounding

[@AgustinDavidF]

Fabulous!!!!

[@LordBiffMusic]

love the video! but also today i learned im not good enough to rly appreciate high end reverb

[@KennySpace]

Im here because jason graves told me he used this reverb for his drums in far cry primal, i really love this reverb🥰

[@ITSOVER9000notes]

The last reverb you will EVER need, if you get your hands on one. From experience, it is INSANE for orchestral mixing!

[@RealHomeRecording]

Now available to rent on Access Analog for pennies on the dollar!

[@Screaming-Trees]

A little cleaner and more transparent than my 480 but very nice. I guess that's to be expected since the Bricasti has Lexicon roots. There are obvious similarities and the sound is reminiscent of the old Lexicon units.

[@stitchedmeup]

would have loved to hear a Synth/Oberheim through it :-)

[@consordini6258]

I wish I owned an Oberheim, lol!

[@peterbrandt7911]

Fancy. I would like to listen to it in comparison to the "larger" Lexicon units. Not that I have, or will have one, just for curiosity. Although I still have and use one of the old small Lexicon reverbs, but I'm afraid, that wouldn't have a chance against the M7. Really nice review and a really awesome unit. Too sad, that it's not in my price range.

[@peterbrandt7911]

@@consordini6258 I'm afraid not even some day :). I do not doubt, that the Bricasti is exceptional, but since there are so many really great reverb plugins, I stick to those and keep my small Lexicon. Whether the Bricasti or the 300L / 480L / 960L / etc. sound better I don't know. What I know is, that the 480L / 960L is able to recreate spaces in unbelievable detail, but sadly never used it on my own. The "largest" Lexicon unit we ever owned was the PCM70 and this was many years ago and the PCM 70 was, even while expensive back in days, one of the smaller units. And there's also Quantec... In those price ranges it's probably more taste, than quality.

[@kintaroazul]

Seventh heaven pro cual es el precio mas bajo que se puede conseguir. me gusta por el Bricasti M7 el reverb infaltable que utiliza kiko cibriani en todas sus mezclas, tal vez es mejor esperar el black friday ?Gracias

[@edwardcammon7824]

game changer

[@barneyrubble8255]

When you say bring in the reverb at 50% where are you controlling the blend from? A volume fader in your daw on a send track? or does bricasti have a blend knob? or you edited in the bracasti to blend at 50%?

[@alaeleo]

Thanks for this video. There are really few of them and very old. It would be useful to hear a/b comparison with emulations like seventh heaven by liquid sonics.

[@shane864]

7th Heaven sounds better than this demo would make you think. Her weird vocal trill introduces a fast LFO like effect to the tails that make this demo kind of bad for the rooms and plates. The M7 is dope but this demo is absolute shit and I don't understand how this guy has a high class reverb like this when he has no clue how to show it off and everything in the background is garbage tier Behringer dogshit. Edit: The video finished. it's his dad's and now everything makes sense. lol. Fuck KZbin

[@JP-420]

the impulse responses from this unit are freely available from samplicity - load them into a convolution vst and away you go

[@teolarrea]

If you can’t afford it, you can use Seventh Heaven VST, quite close to the M7.

[@thegroove2000]

I have listened to liquidsonics offering. This is better. So 3D and natural but I cant afford such a unit so the VST will do.

[@revokdaryl1]

I love the idea of spending $4000 US on a pen, a pair of shoes, a pair of socks, a suit, a tie, a reverb unit. This is a cool piece of gear. I'm using an old Lexicon MX400, which is entry level. It sounds okay, but not nearly as good as this beauty. Thanks for the great video and demonstration.

[@G.Faustini]

Moro no brasil. (problema meu, eu sei) testei a versão LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven, versão básica. Não, não soa como o hardware.

[@pierre-andregueguelarpin1473]

I WOULD HAVE A VIDEO : - BRICASTI M7 VS - TEGELER REVERB RAUMZEITMACHINE 👍 BOTH SEEM PRETY CLOSE

[@snapascrew]

I love the idea of spending $4k on a reverb unit (jk).... but for real you only get one instance for $4000? This unit should definitely have another mix or what ever you want to call it built in.

[@snapascrew]

Consordini Musical instruments that method doesn’t work when you’re a monitor engineer.

[@chamberfield1]

At that price point I'm a little disappointed there's no software UI controller that comes with it.

[@user-zv7lm8uk7h]

Thanks for saving me $4500.

[@ivoleary6332]

There's ALWAYS a dude saying that you can use some plugin. Hahahahaha that's why shitty music always sound the same.

[@Benjaminjou]

😅 like vst

[@arminemrulov6483]

I was pretty underwhelmed with this Demo actually doesn't really justify the price tag. Altiverb 7 is probably By far the most natural sounding "digital" reveb that actually uses real ir's .

[@user-zv7lm8uk7h]

exactly....