applications in the future (i.e.  BioEra, BioExplorer).  @wjcroft : i have seen in another thread that ganglion drivers for these programs were done but how can I get them?  I have written to the dev

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

BioEra and Bioexplorer both have drivers in beta test phase. Ask the devs if your can get an early release.

The latest Bioexplorer version from the website does not support openBCI.

You've made several references to support of openBCI hardware by Bioexplorer.  I've been a Bioexplorer user for 10+ years, so tonight I visited the Cyberevolution site and downloaded the latest versio

Both Bioexplorer and BioEra now support Cyton and Ganglion. Check with the respective websites and contact the developer, a beta test version may be available. 

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

You may want to invest in the Cyton vs. Ganglion. The EEG chip in the Cyton has better signal quality, less noise than Ganglion. But both are usable with Bioexplorer. Cyton also offers excellent value

Brain-Trainer protocols bundled with Bioexplorer                   $575.

You can also use other amps with Bioexplorer. Pete has sold Pocket Neurobics equipment for a long time. No Lexicor driver though.

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

Easiest entry point will be with Pete Van Deusen's Brain-Trainer protocols using Bioexplorer and Cyton or Ganglion. Both boards are now supported by Larry Janow's new release of Bioexplorer. 

Ok thanks, I am using LoopBe30 and works ok with BioExplorer, it recognize "01 Internal MIDI" created by LoopBe30. I will try to look  the code but unfortunately I am not an expert.

Pete Van Deusen has an excellent protocol suite that will now support Cyton and not too much later, Ganglion. (Via 'Bioexplorer' app.) This can be used with or without an Ultracortex. Both OpenBCI boa

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.

Another route for neurofeedback is Bioexplorer and BioEra, which will shortly both have Ganglion and Cyton support. Those have no dependencies with the GUI or Hub.

The developer for Bioexplorer (the software used in Brain-Trainer protocols) now has a driver (interface) to our Cyton board, and will support Ganglion soon. This would allow you to use OpenBCI hardwa

The developers of the Bioexplorer and BioEra neurofeedback software are currently working on drivers for Ganglion. And already have support for Cyton. Could be a month or so. Be patient.

To do home training you really need to do periodic assessments / brain maps. Otherwise you are flying blind. It was hoped that Ganglion would be supported for Bioexplorer and the Brain-Trainer protoco

savvy to do that. BioEra is more complex than Bioexplorer. You may be able to get equivalent functionality by translating from Bioexplorer to neuromore.