「SIGNAL NOISE」は FontVibe AI で作成したグリッチの文字エフェクトです。赤とシアンのチャンネルずれで裂けた白いサンセリフ大文字。水平の変位スライスと走査線が走り、夜の濡れたネオン街に映ります。

A 16:9 title card for a video series. The words "SIGNAL NOISE" are set on two stacked lines, "SIGNAL" above "NOISE", in heavy, wide, blocky display capitals with tight spacing and flat square terminals. The stack is centered and fills about 70% of the frame width. Both words are the same size and left and right edges align. Together they form one dense block. The lettering is corrupted like a failing analog TV signal. About 35% of each stroke's area is replaced by dense static: small irregular pixel fragments in white, grey and black. The letter skeleton stays visible through the static, so both words read instantly. Several irregular horizontal bands of pure white-noise static, each 2-4% of the letter height, slice across the letters at uneven intervals. On top of that, an RGB chromatic aberration: a saturated red copy of the lettering is shifted about 6px to the left and a cyan copy about 6px to the right of the white-grey letter core, so every edge shows a red and cyan double image. Dense semi-transparent CRT scan lines, spaced 3-4px apart, run horizontally across the lettering. Four sharp-edged rectangular chunks of letter pixels are displaced sideways by 10-25px at different heights, two in SIGNAL and two in NOISE, leaving small gaps. A subtle cyan-white phosphor bloom glows around the letter boundaries. The background is a near-black digital void in deep blue-black (#05070C), with faint scan lines continuing across the whole frame and a very slight darkening at the corners. There are no other objects, no extra text, no logos. The distortion is controlled and deliberate: crisp, professional digital corruption in which the title always stays legible.