Create the RGB Split Effect in After Effects | Glitch Splitting Effect

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Learn how to create the RGB split effect in After Effects. This effect, also known as the glitch splitting effect, involves separating the red, green, and blue channels of an image or video, and then offsetting them to create a distorted, glitchy look. The tutorial will cover how to use the built-in tools in After Effects to create this effect, as well as tips and tricks for customizing the look to suit your needs. Whether you're a professional video editor or just a hobbyist looking to add some visual interest to your videos, this tutorial will give you the skills you need to create the RGB split effect in After Effects.

Here's the breakdown from the Tutorial:
1. Pre-compose your text layer.
2. Go to effect - channel - shift channels.
3. Turn the Green and Blue Channel Off
4. Duplicate your layer.
5. Turn Green back on and turn red off.
6. Duplicate again.
7. Turn Green off and turn on blue.
8. Select the two top layers and set the blend mode to screen.
9. Hit "P" on your keyboard and add expression wiggle(2,10)
10. Vary the wiggle effect!

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