Which iLog are you?

Believe Your Ears
'Call it astonishing. Unbelievable. Impossible, even. Then pick it up and hold it in your hand. Take in the brilliant splinter-less wooden display. Run your thumb around the rose wood wheel. Your ears begin to perk up.
That’s when everything becomes clear: It’s an iLog.'

Forest use has always been the hallmark of the Owl Project, & we believe in constantly moving perfection forward. iLog is hand crafted from select pieces of found and surgically removed timber and finished in teak oil; every iLog is utterly unique. We think you will agree there is nothing like a the feel of real 'tree grown' timber.

It’s the small log with one very big idea: noise.

Now the world’s most popular wooden noise generator / player lets you enjoy, glitch electronica, noise, and even the sound of light. The large wooden display means amazing grain quality. In many eye-catching wood types, iLog is stunning all around.

iLog Rustle
Wood type: Laburnum

 Time to mix things up. Meet iLog rustle, our unpredictable new iLog. What will it play next? Can it record your mind? Can it capture your moods? Load it up. Put it on. See where it takes you. iLog Rustle lets you easily record samples and create electronic beats from your pocket, and use them wherever you go; in the office, on the footpath, or in the Forest.

 

Welcome to woodland life . As official soundtrack to the 'Rustle revolution', iLog Rustle takes you on a unique journey through the forest or urban jungle — you never know what’s behind the next tree.

iLog Rustle rejects routine by distorting recordings and layering up random elements. Just plug iLog Rustle into your computer or sync with Log1K. The trail you walk every day looks different with an iLog Rustle.

 

 

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Philip Jeck's iLog !
Philip played with us during the 2008 Night of the Owl. As he played on his birthday we decided to make him this variation on the iLog rustle. It has a line input rather than a mic input and an external trigger switch so it can be played in sync with a turntable.

Philip said that he preferred wooden buttons to plastic, so we also developed some new wooden buttons based around tactile switches. We are so pleased with the results that they may become a new standard in all iLogs and m-Logs. Have a watch of its final test.

iLog Photosynthesizer
Decisions, decisions. Who needs ’em? Why should you have to choose what to make with your iLog? Collect sounds right out of the air, listen to the sound of the light all around you. The iLog touch display has stereo ambient light sensors that automatically detect "Amplitude Modulation" and the brightness of the of ambient light in your surroundings.


This branch-thin iLog packs the entire iLog experience into an impossibly small bit of wood. So small, it will take your ears places you never dreamed of.