http://openbci.com/community/brainbay-dsp-environment-supports-ganglion-cyton/

But BrainBay wants me to select a ComPort, and I use the BLE dongle. I tried, couldn't find comport, and read up here in the forum that the Ganglion with BLE is not supported. Am I wrong? is that fixe

Honestly, BrainBay is going to be easier for quick prototyping. No programming needed.

musings) about LSL and matlab and couplings with Brainbay and the like.

https://www.google.com/search?as_q=brainbay&as_sitesearch=openbci.com

I don't know how to input the OPENBCI data to the Brainbay, I try it, but no succeed, can you show me how to input the eeg data to Brainaby?Thank you!

Ťhank you, let me try Brainbay to MIDI

Yet another route is with the various VPL (Visual Programming Language) apps such as BioEra, BrainBay, LabView, etc. These all have MIDI or audio output capabilities as well as signal processing eleme

There are also Python, Matlab, OpenViBE, BioEra, BrainBay, etc. ways to consume a Ganglion stream.

This Cyton tutorial (uptraining alpha), could be adapted to Ganglion in perhaps 15 minutes. See the BrainBay manual on how to connect Ganglion instead of Cyton.

re: BrainBay tutorial. The text in the tutorial explains how the signal processing blocks are connected together. In your case you could sum a range of channels, show a spectrogram, etc.

I installed Brainbay v2.0 and read the two examples.  I am sure that with your experience, this all seem quite elementary.  However, it is greek to me.

As far as adding EEG channels or various signal processing tasks, this could be done in BrainBay. Here is a tutorial,

Did you look at the link for the BrainBay tutorial above. It shows trend lines, channel amplitude arithmetic expressions, adjustable rewards, etc. Most simple neurofeedback apps do artifact removal by

Would these all be implementable in BrainBay? If not, which ones would require additional research and programming on my part?

Those could be implemented with BrainBay. Here is a tutorial on how BrainBay can implement simple alpha reward / beta inhibit, using OpenBCI Cyton. You'd just need some minor mods to adapt to Ganglion

With my Ganglion, I am very interested in "emulating" Cygnet's effectiveness as closely as possible in another program. Is there already something out there that can do this? I know BioEra a

This DSP library for C programmers is widely used. It's part of BioEra and BrainBay, for example.

I cannot seem to get the Ganglion 4 channel board to show up as a device to connect to. When I try the GUI it just continues to say saying searching. I also tried downloading brainbay to see if maybe

can do this easily with no programming: BioEra, BrainBay, OpenViBE, neuromore, etc.