I also wanted to mention Joel Eaton @j_loe here, who is an expert on music BCI's, (see links on thread below), and who has built LED matrix SSVEP control stations,

Here's a link to the related new thread where Nek describes his 16 LED matrix SSVEP.

What kind of behaviors or outputs are you controlling with your SSVEP?

* What kind of behaviors or outputs are you controlling with your SSVEP?

Hi,I'm working on my phd thesis. I designed and built BCI system using 8-channel OpenBCI.

I spent a lot of time with SSVEP and OpenBCI. I tried many configuration and I think that the best location for SRB electrode is Oz. I also couldn't achive SSVEP with SRB electrode mounted at ear lobe

Hi,I'm having trouble getting meaningful EEG signals off MYSELF. I managed to get both ALPHA and SSVEP off my wife.

Does anyone know of raw EEG reference data available, showing eyes-closed alpha waves, SSVEP, or other basic conditions that should produce clearly visible phenomena?  I'd like to try running it throu

Hi,I'm having trouble getting meaningful response to SSVEP.

Use the search box (lower right) to read some of the ssvep posts. Especially checkout Chip's blog.

Similarly, please suggest me best electrode placement for 4 channel (6 electrodes, 4 Ch, 1 Ref, 1 DRL) for SSVEP detection.

I think I remember that one tool that Chip @chipaudette used in his SSVEP experiments, was to hookup a photo cell to an oscilloscope. Then using the controls on the scope you can sync up so that two p

I merged your question into this existing thread on SSVEP.

Hey guys, I'm doing some research about SSVEP method but can't get a consistent frecuency output on Oz electrode. I'm using openBCI 8bits device to get brain data and a Processing interface.  I tested

For reference, here's the earlier related thread started by Bryan, mentioning SSVEP, OpenViBE and EOG,

you do the movement*), maybe you should go with SSVEP instead. Oh, and there is a *5th* action, which is actually paint something (ie mouse click). Maybe you'll have to think of something to reduce t

These waves are known as SSVEP and it's easy for OpenVIBE to detect them.

Bryan, there are a lot of posts here on the forum on SSVEP, just put that in the search box at lower right. You could do SSVEP with BrainBay, setting up Magnitude (MAG) elements for each of your SSVEP

For reasons i dont understand, our brain seems to like the idea of being in sync with what it sees. So if you show someone an image flashing at 50Hz, you can detect those 50Hz in the EEG, same with al

I merged your SSVEP question into this existing thread. See Chip's blog posts on his SSVEP systems. He modified the OpenBCI_GUI code to do the detection with Processing. That is probably your easiest