> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gridshift.studio/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Tags and Review

> Narrow the library with tag chips, keep a tag filter as a collection that fills itself, and work through Review with tags suggested by sound.

## Narrow the list with tag chips

![The Library narrowed to samples tagged drums and kick, both chips on above the list, Save as Collection in the toolbar](https://docs.gridshift.studio/images/tags-and-review-chips.webp)

Click a tag chip above the list to show only the samples that carry it. Click more chips to narrow further: a row must carry every one.

## Keep a tag filter as a collection

![New Collection with By Tags chosen, kick and drums added, and how many samples carry them](https://docs.gridshift.studio/images/tags-and-review-bytags.webp)

With chips on, click **Save as Collection** in the toolbar. It is named after its tags and fills itself. To make one from scratch, click `+` beside **Samples**, choose **By Tags** and add the tags. Right-click the collection and choose **Edit Collection…** to change its tags.

## Work through Review

**Review** lists the samples you have not tagged yet, grouped by the tag they sound like. Click a `+ tag` chip to tag one sample, or **Tag All** to tag the whole group. A `− tag` group lists samples that sound like something else: **Take Off All** removes the tag. **Fine as Is** takes a sample out of Review without a tag.

## Sort the list

![The sort menu open in the Library toolbar: Sort By, Order and Show Columns](https://docs.gridshift.studio/images/tags-and-review-sort.webp)

Click the sort button in the toolbar to choose the column, the order and the columns that show.

## Good to know

* **Suggestions need [Smart Search](https://docs.gridshift.studio/library/smart-search.md)** and a few samples of each kind tagged by you. Without them Review says so instead of guessing.
* **Suggestions learn from what you do.** Your own tags count most; a tag you take off counts against itself and is not suggested for that sample again.
* **A one-shot gets one role**: an 808 named "bass" is a bass, not also a kick. Every sample also gets **loop** or **one-shot**, from its Type.
* **Your own tags carry a tag mark** in the inspector; suggested ones a sparkle.
* **Typing a tag completes it** in the inspector and the [command palette](https://docs.gridshift.studio/work-fast/command-palette.md) (`Tab`).

> [accordion] Does this work on iPhone?
>
> * **Tag chips, Save and By Tags collections** work in the iPhone Library too, and sync both ways.
> * **Review on the iPhone groups by the Mac's suggestions.** The Mac works them out and sends them; tap a group chip, then **Tag All**.
> * **On the iPhone you can only take off your own tags.** Take off a tag read from a file name on the Mac.

> [accordion] Which tags never become suggestions?
>
> * **Maker and pack tags** that a sample's name starts with, such as "Envy", and import folder names: they say where a sample came from, not how it sounds.
> * **drums, loop and one-shot**, which follow from other tags and the sample's Type.

**Next:** [Tempo, Key and Type](https://docs.gridshift.studio/library/tempo-key-and-type.md) to correct a sample's loop or one-shot Type.


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