Two popular neurofeedback training applications are BrainBay and BioEra, both support bar graphs. You can use the 'Google Advanced Search' button in the upper right column to find other forum threads

4) I'm reading a lot of papers on EEG plots. Brainbay seems to be more familiar. Might OpenBCI be a more familiar platform to relate to given this literature background? Or is it worth paying a bit mo

4) I'm reading a lot of papers on EEG plots. Brainbay seems to be more familiar. Might OpenBCI be a more familiar platform to relate to given this literature background? Or is it worth paying a bit mo

Commonly used apps include BrainBay, BioEra, Brain-Trainer, etc.

that was the answer I wanted to post. With Gain=24, you are limited to +/-187 500 microV voltage input range. Good job in finding out. You have fairly normal DC offset values especially with using ear

Software: I hope @wjcroft can help here. He is knows a bit more than I do, especially around the paid software. I use BrainBay and I only do EEG myself, which works fine. It won't support signals f

I see that I was sloppy in the way I tried to explain the issue. I will try to clarify the current output, and hopefully you can suggest a next step to try. (I should have said "trace" ins

Ok, here is a prospective protocol use case, how would I specify these mixed references in OpenVibe or in BrainBay-via-BrainFlow, for instance?

Ok, here is a prospective protocol use case, how would I specify these mixed references in OpenVibe or in BrainBay-via-BrainFlow, for instance?

What is the best way to capture respiration while using the ganglion, ideally while using Neuromore or BrainBay?

and it worked, I could capture the output in BrainBay:

I am going to be using BrainBay, to convert some of my previous configurations to use OpenBCI.

BrainBay SHOULD still support Ganglion. I have not tested it since Chris added Brainflow support. Certainly try it out and if any issues come up, Chris will usually fix things in a timely manner. Ther

BrainBay SHOULD still support Ganglion. I have not tested it since Chris added Brainflow support. Certainly try it out and if any issues come up, Chris will usually fix things in a timely manner. Ther

I wonder what your latest preferences are for NF software for Ganglion. From searching around the forum, the OpenSource software favorites seem to be Neuromore, BrainBay and OpenVibe. I am looking f

Actually on second thought, I think the SessionTime element in BrainBay can be configured to do what you want. This element can "load next configuration" when the timer expires. You can alte

The link above is using BrainBay. The list of circuit elements supported by BrainBay is in section 5 of this manual,

https://sites.google.com/site/biofeedbackpages/brainbay-openbci/neurofeedback

Other VPL apps that can accept OpenBCI data streams include: neuromore, BrainBay, OpenViBE, BioEra, etc.

Here is a very simple BrainBay design that rewards alpha and inhibits beta. It could be adapted for other bands. However the Peniston protocol has specific elements called 'cross-overs' that you may r