Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Justice for All (fan dub)
Ryan Vickers for The Judge
The Judge is an elderly man who has spent many years overseeing and moderating the cases that have come to his courtroom. While he is prone to frequent emotional outbursts, often seems confused, is fairly easily swayed one way or another, and frequently says something that makes him look silly- he is an honorable and wise individual who treats every pressing legal matter or concern with the due diligence it deserves and hears out each and every argument until it can go no further.
To me the Judge's voice would be close to the stereotypical "old man voice" which would lend a humorous edge to his ridiculous misunderstandings, but he should also be capable of summoning enough gravitas and authority into his voice to be taken seriously and assures that he can maintain order over the proceedings in the courtroom. So it needs to be SLIGHTLY lighthearted and goofy, but also completely capable of taking the reins of authority and sincerity when necessary.
(Firm and officially)"The court is now in session for the trial of Ms. Maya Fey. Mr. Edgeworth. Please give the court your opening statement."
(Loud and authoritatively)"Order! Order! Order! I will have order! Baliff, I don't care who it is, smack anyone who's loud in the face! Twice if you must!""The witness will state her name."(A parrot sits silently at the witness stand)(Banging gavel) "Name!"(The "witness" is silent, somewhat disappointed and dejectedly the Judge announces)"The witness is ignoring me."
(Quizzing Wright) "Now, tell me, what was the cause of death? She died because she was...?"
"Phoenix: Oh, right! Wasn't she, um, poisoned by er... poison?"
(Incredulous) "You're asking me!?"
Is the audio recorded in a mono format deliberately or unintentionally?
It was unintentional.. I'm fairly new to this..
I have been told it is better to record in mono though
Hi Ryan. You typically do want record in mono. I believe what he is asking is regarding the fact that your voice is only coming through one side of the track (panned 100% to one side)
If that is the case, it is unintentional. I am new to this, so I am still working everything out.