There is no neurofeedback software for OpenBCI other than Brainbay and BioEra. Both are quite old Windows apps and I have been a staunch Mac user for 10 years now so in the absence of a proper app som

Here's an example of how a volume modulated alpha reward is done in BrainBay. Similar principle to what you'll do in Bioexplorer,

such a file. The drivers in programs such as BrainBay, and neuromore, expect to read directly from such a serial port. On Windows this is a COMx: device. On Mac, a /dev/xxx file. On Mac and Linux it'

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/90/brainbay-install-neurofeedback-tutorial

maybe this questions is relevant to BrainBay, not the OpenBCI, but I pasted here if someone has the comments.

The other VPLs already talk to OpenBCI: BioEra, BrainBay, OpenViBE, neuromore, (VVVV and PD via OSC), etc. So this discussion only really applies to hypothetical Bioexplorer users. I do think @SirLou

Chip had his OpenEEG emulation running and talking to Brainbay at one point. But this worked because Brainbay allows you to tweek the sample rate beyond what the OpenEEG supports. Bioexplorer has no s

In VPL environments such as BrainBay, BioEra, OpenViBE, neuromore, etc. -- the sample rate automatically adjusts. As it is part of the descriptor information that is made available through the connect

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

I havent used BrainBay or openBCI kit myself, instead starting with EEGLAB and BCILAB, so cant help there.

I've been trying, with little success, to figure out how to get my OpenBCI kit (paired with BrainBay) to get things set up so that I can move my cursor with my brainwaves.

In BrainBay, there is no 'mapping'. Channel routing and processing is entirely driven by your circuit wiring diagram.

I wonder if BrainBay's mapping differs from the OpenBCI GUI?

Addendum to the note on BrainBay, although the baud rate change will fix the wrong default, I don't think you can adjust the sample rate in that dialog. Which needs to change from 250 to 125. So I'm g

re: the Brainbay issue. There is a bug in the way it sets up the default baud rate when first creating the 16 channel element block. Open the block with a right click and then set baud to 115200. That

I've tried to connect with BrainBay. It only recognices the 8 board option; when i select the 16 channel OpenBcI board...nothing happens when I push the start recording button. What could be happening

So if you already have knowledge in signal processing, definitely the Processing GUI is not what you will use, and as such the discrepancy in scales that you rightfully pointed out may not be relevant

A few times I've suggested using OpenBCI_GUI or Brainbay to look at your signals on the FFT or Spectrograms. So you can try making adjustments in real time. That is, change something and see the effec

Dan, what type of training are you trying to do? Have you looked at the BrainBay tutorial and considered augmenting that to uptrain / downtrain the bands you are interested in? One of the best home tr

Hi guys, I'm looking for free open source neurofeedback applications.  I know of the configs. on brainbay but they're pretty basic, using only one electrode.  Is there anything currently out there tha