Merge pull request supercollider#157 from LFSaw/topic/fix-MCLD_helpfiles

Added clarifications to WaveLoss helpfile

source/MCLDUGens/sc/HelpSource/Classes/WaveLoss.schelp

@@ -4,34 +4,34 @@ categories:: UGens>Filters>Nonlinear
 related:: Classes/Squiz
 
 DESCRIPTION::
-Uses the zero-crossings to divide an audio stream into tiny segments, and simply discards a fraction of the segments (replacing them with silence). The technique was described in a lecture by Trevor Wishart.
+Divide an audio stream into tiny segments, using the signal's zero-crossings as segment boundaries, and discard a fraction of them (i.e. replace them with silence of the same length).
+The technique was described by Trevor Wishart in a lecture.
 
-Parameters: the filter drops strong::drop:: out of strong::outof:: chunks. strong::mode:: can be 1 to drop chunks in a simple deterministic fashion (e.g. always dropping the first 30 out of a set of 40 segments), or 2 to drop chunks randomly but in an appropriate proportion.
+Parameters: the filter drops strong::drop:: out of strong::outof:: chunks. strong::mode:: can be code::1:: to drop chunks in a simple deterministic fashion (e.g. always dropping the first code::30:: out of a set of code::40:: segments), or code::2:: to drop chunks randomly but in an appropriate proportion.
 
 CLASSMETHODS::
 
-METHOD:: ar
+METHOD:: ar, kr
 argument:: in
 argument:: drop
+number of waves to drop within each region of code::outof:: waves
 argument:: outof
+number of waves within which code::drop:: numbers are silenced
 argument:: mode
+list::
+## code::1:: drops chunks in a simple deterministic fashion (i.e. always drop the first code::n:: out of code::m:: segments)
+## code::2:: drops waves randomly in determined proportion.
+::
 argument:: mul
 argument:: add
 
-METHOD:: kr
-argument:: in
-argument:: drop
-argument:: outof
-argument:: mode
-argument:: mul
-argument:: add
 
 
 EXAMPLES::
 
 code::
 s.boot;
-// Move the mouse left/right to see the gradation of the effect. 
+// Move the mouse left/right to see the gradation of the effect.
 // Move up or down to choose mode. The modes sound very different.
 (
 x = {
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ x = {
 	var sig, mode, woo;
 	sig = PlayBuf.ar(1, b.bufnum, BufRateScale.kr(b.bufnum) * 0.75, startPos: 92898, loop: 1);
 	woo = {
-		WaveLoss.ar(sig, 
+		WaveLoss.ar(sig,
 			EnvGen.kr(Env.new([199, 199, 150, 150, 199, 250], [20, 40, 60, 60, 100]), doneAction:2)
 			+ (FSinOsc.kr(0.2 + XLine.kr(0.001, [1.3, 1.7], 90), 0, 50) * XLine.kr(0.00000001, 1, 60))
 			,