“SIGNAL NOISE A VIDEO SERIES” was created with FontVibe AI — explore more Glitch text effect. White sans capitals split by red and cyan channel offsets, sliced by horizontal displacement bands and scanlines, reflected on a wet neon street at night.

A 16:9 title card for a video series. Dark near-black void background (#07090d) with a faint cyan-tinted CRT vignette and very subtle horizontal scan lines across the whole frame. Main title: "SIGNAL NOISE" in two stacked lines, "SIGNAL" over "NOISE", set in heavy, wide, blocky display capitals with square terminals and tight spacing. Both words are centered and together fill about 70% of the frame width. The letterforms are bright off-white. About 35% of the stroke area is eaten by analog TV static: dense white, grey and black pixel scatter replaces parts of the strokes, while the letter skeleton stays readable through the noise. Three irregular horizontal bands of pure static cut across the letters at uneven heights. In "NOISE" the static thickens toward the right side, and in "SIGNAL" toward the left, so the two words mirror each other. Glitch treatment on every letter: a red copy of the lettering is shifted about 7px to the left and a cyan copy about 7px to the right, giving a clear double-vision split on every edge. Dense semi-transparent CRT scan lines, spaced 3-4px apart, run across the lettering. Four sharp rectangular chunks of letter pixels are displaced sideways by 10-25px at different heights. A subtle cyan-white phosphor bloom glows from the letter boundaries. The text stays clearly readable, with no random noise flood. Small subline centered beneath the title: "A VIDEO SERIES" in thin, widely tracked monospace capitals in pale cyan, about 20% of the frame width, with a faint red ghost offset. Generous dark space around the title, with a thin horizontal static line near the bottom edge. Professional digital-corruption look, found-footage VHS signal failure.