This walkthrough shows Ableton Live 12.2's browser tagging tools in action while hunting for a vocal loop to add a melodic element to a track. Sorting samples by rank surfaces a vocal loop that actually sounds more percussive, so Quick Tags get used to swap out the generic voice tag for a more accurate percussive one right on the spot.
From there, the Tag Editor comes into play to build a custom tag, in this case something as specific as Wonky, letting you flag sounds by feel rather than just instrument type. Searching by that new tag turns up similar loops that fit the same weird, off-kilter vibe.
The search itself gets saved as a user label for quick access later, complete with a custom icon assigned through a right-click menu. The result is a faster, more personal way to browse samples by how they actually sound and function in a mix, ending with the chosen loop dragged straight into the arrangement.