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I am using Muse 2 (the new version) and
just released a Python library that can deliver all 5 electrode outputs (AUX included) to Neuromore Studio, as well as calculate and send normalized band levels. Gyroscope, accelerometer and PPG are theoretically working but not tested yet. The OSC channels supported are documented here.
@operatorequals FYI I have found the OSC can drift pretty badly in Neuromore, so make sure to keep an eye on it. All data internally in the engine are essentially buffered according to the time when they should have been received, not when they were actually received, so there's no easy way around this. I'm using Brainflow and so this hasn't been a major problem, but obviously with networks involved this can be a much more serious issue.
Hello all!
I am using Muse 2 (the new version) and
just released a Python library that can deliver all 5 electrode outputs (AUX included) to Neuromore Studio, as well as calculate and send normalized band levels. Gyroscope, accelerometer and PPG are theoretically working but not tested yet. The OSC channels supported are documented here.
The library is available here: operatorequals/muse-osc and it is under BSD3.
I'll be using (and maintaining) this until we see native LSL support (one day :) )
Until then, have fun :)
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