After a couple of weeks with the Strymon Cloudburst: Background: I have a Hall of Fame (I think I got it from Paul Wesley) that suited my needs but I wanted something that gave more ambient sounds but stay away from the $$$, big footprint Strymons.
I record my grand daughter singing and then add guitars/mandolins to it. It is fun for both of us and the Cloudburst has all kinds of cool ambient action that isn't a pain in the ass to dial in. No hidden menus you have to learn by pushing a bunch of buttons and knobs or going through menus. I have enough trouble playing the guitar without having to learn a bunch of pedal shit. I also started playing in a praise band at my wife's church. Probably not going to be doing that much longer, but it is great for using volume pedal swells to fill in the empty spots, something this group really needed.
I've also found a couple of cool, always on choices that I'm having a lot of fun with, so the pedal isn't all just about the fluffy, singing/shimmering stuff and by running the HOF pedal after it, I can still add a 'regular' reverb sound.
The 'ensemble' switch is very cool. Off, low and high. If I play a chord or especially triad with my fingers, the first time it will emphasis one note in the background shimmer...the next time, a different note, and the next time, a different note, so it isn't the same each time. And it is also sensitive to how hard your pick/strum and where on the guitar you actually play.
Fun toy for not much money.