People keep asking for clarification on what repertoires work best, okay, and worst, for specific songs. I think this is because somehow the root problem is the repertoire helpfile isn't clarifying what repertoires do exactly.



Using this command, a bard may select one of four lyrical repertoires:
Comedic, Epic, Romantic, or Tragic - each having its own strengths and
weaknesses.

One can periodically switch repertoires to suit his or her current mood
or needs. Repertoire-switching requires a great deal of emotional focus,
however, so bard guildmasters strongly advise that a bard predominately
adhere to the repertoire that most reflects one's personality and style.

It is also said that instrument choice can accentuate or hinder performance
depending on one's chosen repertoire.

(For brevity and clarification I have purposefully left out the preferred repertoire portion. Honestly it's clear enough. SONGZ U SING IN THIS REPERTOIRE U PEEK BASED ON UR ROLE SING BETTAR BUT DON'T BE A NOOB AND USE DIS REPERTOIRE ONLEE THROUGHOUT UR LYFE EVEN IF U GET EDGEZ TO IMPROVE SONGS IN EET.)

So, now that I'm to the actual question and the helpfile is up there.

For every song, there is the 'best' repertoire and a 'worst' repertoire. That much is obvious.

Can a song have two 'worst' repertoires?

Does a song have 1 best, 1 worst and 2 'mediocre' or is there a 'good' and 'bad' repertoire in between 'best' and 'worst'?

Can your instrument quality eclipse the affects of singing a song in it's 'best' repertoire if the instrument is of high enough quality and you're singing in a mediocre repertoire?

Do you choose repertoire based on instrument or your instrument based on a given repertoire?