Another 'free' VPL app is 'neuromore', which has now been released in open source form. It's possible that there are some existing neuromore alpha-theta designs.

BrainBay is what is called a VPL, Visual Programming Language. You connect function blocks via on screen 'wires' that transmit EEG data, filtering, thresholds, feedback, etc. Other VPLs are BioEra, Op

Another way you could go is with a VPL, such as BrainBay, OpenViBE or even National Instruments LabView. All these have expression evaluator elements.

If you want to do more general DSP digital signal processing, the VPL, visual programming languages such as OpenViBE, BrainBay, LabView, NeuroPype, can make the DSP much easier. VPL connect DSP proces

The EASIEST way to approach neurofeedback is with what is called a VPL, Visual Programming Language, such as the BioEra I mentioned previously. The processing blocks are drawn on the screen and repres

One of the fastest ways to accomplish feedback protocols like this, is to use a VPL, Visual Programming Language app. Such apps contain function / element blocks that accomplish the band filters, thre

The advantage of VPL programs such as BrainBay, BioEra, Bioexplorer, OpenViBE, etc. -- is that you can do all this signal processing without any programming languages. If you ditch the VPL, then you h

If you want a VPL with Ganglion, BioEra is your best bet at the moment.

In some cases, it is possible to avoid having to program the DSP. Instead there are packages called VPL, Visual Programming Languages, that let you assemble element blocks of DSP processes. Such as fi

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

A more flexible approach with rapid prototyping can be done with VPL, Visual Programming Language environments such as BioEra, LabView, OpenViBE, Max / Puredata, etc. These frameworks let you setup ch

You seem to have very strong opinions. MANY neurofeedback practitioners use 2, 4, channel equipment. I use OpenBCI frequently with the excellent BioEra VPL (Visual Programming Language) app. And BioEr

The signal processing would be likely be too intense for the Simblee firmware in the Ganglion. All of the typical VPLs (Visual Programming Language) apps can do this easily with no programming: BioEra

The VPL's I listed in November 2016 all support spectrogram. In particular, BioEra now talks to both Cyton and Ganglion directly, no LSL needed.

LabView is another VPL supporting Cyton; with a deep DSP toolkit. As far as I know, the original versions of NeurOptimal (by Val Brown) were implemented in LabView. So it can do realtime signal proces

You can also do similar protocols using BioEra or Bioexplorer VPL apps, which now contain Cyton and Ganglion support.

>Yet another way to detect band activity is to use a VPL, such as OpenViBE, BioEra, Bioexplorer, etc.

Yet another way to detect band activity is to use a VPL, such as OpenViBE, BioEra, Bioexplorer, etc.

Even easier is to use a VPL such as OpenViBE, BioEra, Bioexplorer, BrainBay, LabVIEW, neuromore, etc. that generates the feedback directly on the laptop. This is how neurofeedback programs work.

OpenViBE can interface with Python, and has a VPL GUI,