“RETROWAVE RADIO SYNTH • DISCO • AFTER DARK YOUR 80s SOUNDTRACK” es un efecto de texto Neón 80s creado con FontVibe IA. Mayúsculas cromadas inclinadas que reflejan un atardecer de rosa a morado y una cuadrícula cian, con brillo neón en los bordes, sobre un suelo de cuadrícula en perspectiva con siluetas de palmeras.

Create a finished 16:9 YouTube channel banner for an 80s music channel. Panoramic retro-futurist night scene: a deep purple-black sky fades through hot pink and electric purple at the horizon; a cyan and purple perspective grid floor converges at the center horizon. Keep all essential lettering inside the central horizontal safe area, approximately 60% of canvas width and 30% of its height, so it remains visible in YouTube crops. No text near the outer edges. In the safe area, center the channel name as the dominant two-line title, exactly: “RETROWAVE” / “RADIO”. Use bold, wide, confident 1980s display lettering with a slight forward lean, generous open counters, and sharp diagonal-sliced terminals. The letters are mirror-finish automotive chrome with clean, sharp environmental reflections: the upper strokes reflect the hot pink-to-electric-purple-to-deep-navy sunset, and the lower strokes reflect warped cyan and purple grid lines. Give each letter a tight electric-purple inner halo, a wider hot-pink outer bloom, and a faint cyan rim at the stroke edges. Crisp deep-purple shadows fall onto the grid. Above the title, small centered caps read exactly “SYNTH • DISCO • AFTER DARK”. Below it, a compact line reads exactly “YOUR 80s SOUNDTRACK”. Maintain clear spacing and contrast so each line is legible at small display sizes. Add a detailed vintage cassette tape as a secondary scene subject on the far right, angled slightly toward the viewer, with transparent amber tape windows, dark violet casing, tiny cyan and pink highlights, and believable hard-surface detail. Keep it outside the central text-safe area. Add restrained pink and cyan light streaks near the horizon. Apply barely perceptible horizontal VHS scanlines across the whole image without obscuring anything. The result feels like an electric, analog 1980s radio ident: vivid, cleanly composed, and readable. No rain, no warm white or yellow light, no extra lettering, no logos or watermarks.