I've never created any thread before. Sorry if it's in the wrong place.

The inspect element just leads to a mp3 file saying you can't download it.

As an example:
https://demodb.org/yamaha/genos/genos2?pos=0

 

Google Chrome browser
1. You have to unlock devtool, first, before going to your page, open the devtool, go to "network" tab and enable "Preserve log", keep the devtool open
2. Go to https://demodb.org/yamaha/genos/genos2?pos=0
3. You'll get kicked from the website, now in your devtool you'll have a bunch of stuff, find "normal.js"

right click and press "Block requested URL"
4. Now head back to https://demodb.org/yamaha/genos/genos2?pos=0
5. In devtool go in "elements" tab, press CTRL+F and type the song you're searching for, example "Retropop", you'll find something like that

you can open the col1 tab by pressing the arrow at the start of its line to get something like that

you will have to double click on data-src="bunch of letters and numbers" and copy that
6. Go to https://www.base64decode.org/, paste what you copied and press decode like that

now we have the song link which is https://demo.cndzq.com/data/sound/YAMAHA/genos2/06-retropop.jss
7. Install Python (open your Windows search bar, type Python, press enter and install from Microsoft Store)
8. Open cmd (open Windows menu, type cmd, press enter)
9. Type pip install requests
10. Create a text file on your desktop, call it something like Test.txt, open that file and paste

import requests

url = "https://demo.cndzq.com/data/sound/YAMAHA/genos2/06-retropop.jss"
headers = {
"Referer": "https://demodb.org/yamaha/genos/genos2",
"User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0"
}

response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

if response.status_code == 200:
with open("song.mp3", "wb") as f:
f.write(response.content)
print("Downloaded successfully.")
else:
print(f"Failed: {response.status_code}")

11. Save that file
12. Rename the file from Test.txt to Test.py
13. Double click it
14. Song should be in your Desktop, file would be called song.mp3

Here's a template of the script https://pastebin.com/BSWWqFze

 

I will check Tubedigger for you tomorrow. It is a very helpful tool.
How about IDM?

 

lol what a hassle for one song

 

That and the demo icon next to each file almost makes you think they do not really want you to download them.

 

Hi,

I'm the maintainer of the DemoDB site, and am surprised/also happy that someone is interested in our content.

The reason we have added such barriers to downloading is that our audio server does not have large bandwidth. If someone keeps downloading the content, the audio files will be inaccessible. However, we are happy to fulfill requests for small amounts of demo files via email. So, you can email us if you want them; there's no need for coding anyway.

Our purpose is to keep the site running as long as possible, which is why we had to implement measures to prevent the site from being crawled or "ripped off". Currently, the "tech" we use is not effective (after all, I can just modify some front-end code and am not able to implement more complex encryption). Therefore, I hope you guys can keep this download method a secret, just for the longevity of our site...

 

I just downloaded the .wav and .mp3 file using IDM (Internet Download Manager).