Most of the procedures are performed in neuromore studio. There a few steps in OpenBCI GUI as well. They should be labeled. Yes, it is quite long! I plan on editing it some more but for right now my f

To clarify, your tutorial is using the 'neuromore' neurofeedback platform.

neurofeedback apps for OpenBCI (BrainBay, neuromore, BioEra), you can easily design your own feedback system based on either Tarrant or your own goals. You asked about 'visualizer', all three of the

* neuromore

https://docs.openbci.com/Software/CompatibleThirdPartySoftware/Neuromore/

While OpenBCI boards DO support neurofeedback apps (such as BrainBay, neuromore, OpenViBE, BioEra, etc.) these apps are not what is generally considered 'consumer-grade' easy-to-use apps for novice us

There are other packages for EEG analysis, not tied to hardware manufacturers. Such as EEGLAB, OpenViBE, MNE, NeuroPype, Neuromore, EDFBrowser, various Python libraries like Brainflow, etc. OpenBCI GU

Some Neuromore 'muse' comments, issues,

Yet other possibilities you have are to use other BCI platforms that support Muse, such as Neuromore, OpenViBE, etc. But Brainflow is likely your best bet as the Python code is easily modified.

@SirLouen I've made a number of commits (actually, many many, but mostly locally because they're so messy) to Neuromore, as well as opened several issues. I agree, it's the best option I can see out t

Neuromore is free. As is BrainBay, OpenViBE, etc.

Ok, thanks. Yeah, that looks like the way to go. I was just wondering about Focus Widget out of curiosity. Do I understand that Neuromore is free from this (their website): "Licensing the neu

If you want to train on 1 through 8 Hz, use one of the VPL apps such as BrainBay, neuromore, etc.

There are other apps that are more targeted for neurofeedback usage. And allow easy adjustment of feedback on certain characteristics of the incoming signal. In your case 'rewarding' the production of

Your 2nd question may be better addressed with apps tailored to neurofeedback applications, such as BrainBay, neuromore, BioEra, NeuroPype, etc. All of these accept OpenBCI data streams. Some of them

https://www.neuromore.com/products/

Neuromore is mentioned prominently in the docs area on third party apps.

I always wondered why Neuromore Studio never received more love from the Open BCI community. I find it one of the most modern software out there and the community edition is great for starting out. Ob

I looked already into Neuromore and it gave me the feeling that I could reconstruct it there.

You can program any feedback you desire with BrainBay or BioEra. Other apps also exist that are similar (VPL Visual Programming Language, using flow diagram.) Such as Neuromore, OpenViBE, PureData, Ma