This one is one of my personal favorites. The baseline on the piano was actually modified from Chopin's piece, "Fantasie Impromptu" (don't worry, it's not a legal issue, the man is long dead and his pieces are all public domain now anyways). I essentially took the roots of each of his chords in his introductory chord progression and used those as my left hand. Obviously I played with it a little first, but it's pretty much unchanged in that department.

After that, I just wrote it in on my compy and looped it for about an hour and a half before I began punching in the notes for the right hand.

I'm actually kind of proud of the solo, which is a first. I know that there's really not much in the way of anything except the solo here, but I'm intending to leave that until a later date (translation: until I have time and I feel inspired enough (You can help me by reviewing this!)).

One more thing I personally like about this piece is that awesome water sound at the beginning and near the end... you know, the one that sounds like something falling into a sewer? I spent a good hour just tweaking that sound. I created the sound using two overlapping "drip" patches at different settings.

Now this is the part you should read:

Please review this! I would love to hear anything you have to say about this one, because everything you say is something I can use to make it better.