Resono Go

Amazing product. The increase in sound quality was incredible. Love it

I have the Resono Pro kit and wore my Resono Go to a choir rehearsal. On route it fell off of its cord. I was given a refund by Rayvox so I thought I would replace it. Unfortunately this product was not the same as the one I lost, it is plastic rather than the metal one I originally had. I never realised it was a completely different product to the Pro. Unfortunately I have been unable to replace the metal one which was excellent and much better than the plastic one.

I purchased this after suffering some vocal fatigue from weeks of heavy recording sessions and frequent belting in my upper range.

I’ve since incorporated it into my daily warm-up routine, using gentle sirens to stretch the voice and target areas where my coordination can be less consistent—particularly between F4 and C5, as I have a naturally low baritone speaking voice.

The results have genuinely surprised me. These exercises have helped reshape my tone into something stronger, fuller, and more balanced. I used to experience a lot of unwanted overtones and instability when singing higher, Chris Cornell-style vocal lines, but those issues have been significantly reduced.

It’s almost as if the SOVT exercises have taught my voice a more efficient way to function. My singing feels easier, more coordinated, and requires noticeably less effort than before.

This time last year I don’t think I had ever heard of either singing straws or of the concept of SOVT. Then sometime during summer or early autumn I started seeing advertisements for SOVT devices and I was intrigued as I am a bass choral singer who has a lot of difficulty with vocal strain at the top of the bass stave, let alone any ledger lines. Anyway I tried a few things, beginning with a reusable metal straw sold by a chain of coffee shops. Unfortunately that required both hands - one to hold the straw and one to hold a glass of water to provide the resistance. That wasn’t very practical. I needed something hands-free and so I tried a kazoo. That had very little resistance.
Resono Go is the answer; it is hands-free and wearable, with a rotary dial for adjustable resistance. I tend to practice on high resistance and my voice is beginning to expand in range, both higher and lower.
Resono Go is not just for singers; I have recently taken up acting and it is as relevant to speech as it is to singing.

Resono Go: Vocal Warm-Up Tool for Singers (SOVT Singing Straw Trainer)

Really happy I got this - it’s a small but mighty piece of kit that’s really helping me to start smoothing out rough patches in my range and concentrate on my breath control.

While I don’t find a straw inconvenient to use, I love this item because wearing it around my neck means I have a reminder to do my exercises on days I’m not performing or having lessons. I am able to be so much more consistent now and hearing the benefits of it in my voice.

Have bought one for my friend.

Had great customer service also, quickly resolving queries.

I’ve only tried a couple of times now, but using the rayvox go as my warm up tool and then releasing on a vowel has really helped the tension in my upper register.
After just a couple of goes my open vowel on C5 is phenomenal already so big thank yous from me!
David

Received my Resono Go order around a week ago and it was well packaged with a nice case included. I’ve used it everyday so far and can really feel the benefits.

John rakestraw