If you click on the file link with the right button, you can choose to save the file from the pop-up menu. Depending on the browser you're using, the option may be named differently and even sound misleading, e.g. Firefox calls it "Save Link As..."; you might think it will save a link/bookmark/reference but it will actually save the file located at the link.

Even if you do a left click and you get your browser's built-in sound player, you should still be able to issue a "Save Page As" either from the File menu or the pop-up menu via right click anywhere in the page; again potentially misleading, but if the "page" is a sound, it will save the sound :)

HTH

Humm I think we could add a "Download" button pretty easy to the site I may look into that if i get a chance...

Hey it was easy!

Bart change the code from

<a target="_blank" data-fid="39698" type="audio/mpeg; length=52257633" href="http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/BGM%20Fun%20vol2.mp3">BGM Fun vol2.mp3</a>

to

<a style="float:left;" target="_blank" data-fid="39698" type="audio/mpeg; length=52257633" href="http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/BGM%20Fun%20vol2.mp3">BGM Fun vol2.mp3</a>

<div id="download-link" style="float:left;">

<ul class="links inline">
<li class="\">
<a download="BGM Fun vol2.mp3" href="http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/BGM%20Fun%20vol2.mp3">Download</a>
</li>
</ul>
</div>

<script>
var a = document.createElement('a');

if(typeof a.download != "undefined")
{
   // download attribute is supported
}
else
{
  document.getElementById('download-link').style.display = 'none';
}
</script>

It will create a "Download" button that will download the file rather then link it.

Note: The download attribute is not supported in Internet Explorer, Safari or Opera 12 and earlier versions so I hide it if it doesnt exist.