shivasongster
shivasongster
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I am well aware of what the gold cup side looks like. I have one of those from the kit (and the paste). I am just looking for something a little longer to work with, and also work with the touch proof connectors.
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Thanks for the reply William. I guess I am still not convinced because looking at the sizes, I don't understand how the connectors fit together here. The example I am showing above just looks too big. Maybe it's an issue of scale with the photo. I…
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@retiutut Thank you for pointing this out. I confirmed that I had one element in my setup that was looking for 10 channels, and once that was fixed, I got the channels to line up. So it was not an OpenBCI bug as previously stated by William. I also …
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Hi William, I'm actually not using Neuromore, but I can see why you might think that. I'm using Touchdesigner, which I am pretty sure pre-dates Neuromore by about a decade. It looks very similar! :-) I read up on Neuromore briefly last weekend, bu…
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The old version of the GUI requires a very old version of the Java Runtime, so I don't think I'd want to use it anyway. What I'd really like to do is access the Cyton board's serial port directly - without the need for the GUI app. Can you point me…
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Thanks. I got the newest GUI to work without using the AutoConfig option. It's just not very intuitive. Have to manually select the COM port (highlighted green), then start the stream. I do have an older download I will try too.
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And here's the log: Console Log Started at Local Time: 2021-09-27_11-30-26 Screen Resolution: 1920 X 1080 High-DPI Screen Detected: false Operating System: Windows Welcome to the Processing-based OpenBCI GUI! For more information, please visit: h…
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Thanks for the response. Yes, it's "3 - 8" rather than "3.8". So I have the 8 bit board, which is not upgradable.
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@nightscape... checking out mindmidi Nice implementation, and maybe that is really all I am after. Finding that it may not be worth reinventing the wheel to get to what Aaron has done. I will send him a note. The MindMIDI video above showcases…
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Once you have the multiple audio streams, it is really easy to get those to different speakers. You could use something like a Focusrite audio interface to take the signals in, then route them into Ableton Live for processing and back out to a surro…
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Another related device: Human Brain to Eurorack Interface https://www.modulargrid.net/e/soundmachines-bi1-brainterface Soundmachines BI1brainterface is an exploration and performance tool for musician, producers, actors, body performers and cor…
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@William Let me take a step back and just say I am grateful to even have some connection to this community, and I am sure it will do great things. I got the Processing sketch working, and very very preliminary data. The electrodes without a he…
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So I have to ask... doesn't this stuff get tested before it is released? I know it is open source, and it is a rather niche community... but doesn't this all seem a bit odd? I have some other comments about the software side, but will leave them for…
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OK, thanks for the response. I'm using the Processing sketch for now. Seems to run slow, and my machine is pretty robust. At least I know I am not the only one who noticed the Win issue.
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Thanks for the response. I did some research too and see there are many options. http://openeeg.sourceforge.net/doc/hw/electrodes/passive/ Something that would really help us neophytes out is a list of recommended, basic items to get up and run…
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Thanks for posting this. It would also be very helpful if the creators could put together an Idiots Guide for getting your first reading test, and placement of the electrodes per the color coding used within the software. Maybe this is coming soon, …
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Might be interested. My background is in music and also health care. Software design (user experience) more so than coding. If you want something broken (and to find out ways to make it better) I'm your guy :-)
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This is one reason I joined... I think my audio experience will be very helpful to this crew. First of all, of course Audacity can read and create Wav files. If you need help here, I can be of assistance. It also has a native format, and an optio…
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Right... I'd be happy to just get ambient soundscapes! Any fine control is pretty much out of the question, for the reasons you note. Guess we'll see after April.