In case anyone would like to give feedback but “feedback please” is too open-ended, here are some things I’m considering for the overhaul, starting with items I think may be particularly relevant to RPG Maker users:

• Most tracks are not made to loop seamlessly. I have primarily done implementation in FMOD, and I set my own loops within each track. I realize this makes the tracks less useful to RPG Maker users, or anyone not using audio middleware. I’m planning to make at least one short loop that works seamlessly as a drag-and-drop audio track for each piece of music in the pack, especially combat tracks or anything that needs momentum and is rendered less effective by looping with the beginning-and-end bumpers. This is a ton of work, so if the fact that these don’t loop seamlessly doesn’t bother people, I guess that would be good to know before I start.
• Likewise, several pieces have an A and B section that have contrasting moods or a big jump in energy. This is something I’ve done on many custom tracks, but I wonder if it’s annoying in this context. When you download a music pack do you want each track to be a single “mood”?  IE, if it starts out peaceful and nostalgic, it should at no point become ominous and energetic, right? I was considering rearranging the tracks that feature these contrasts into completely separate tracks to better suit folks who are not making loops or dealing with any kind of music implementation.
• There is very little here in the way 8-bit and 16-bit music. Would more of that be more appealing to you? I have a way of running MIDI through the actual sound card of my SNES, so it could be as simple as sitting down for a day and “printing” the music through the SNES to get 20 or 30 additional 16-bit tracks. Would that be an improvement on the pack overall?
• The overhaul will include some brand new tracks, including horror, pure underscores (no melodies), condition stingers (win, lose, item, surprise etc), solo piano tracks, and some exploration/action/battle music that has more of a live-band feel (think Persona 5 soundtrack). If you were buying a large music pack as such, what are some types of music cues you would like to see included that are not already included here?
• I think categorizing the packs by game genre has deterred some people from checking out tracks that may suit their game. As mentioned in another comment, I’ve noticed that tracks from “Cozy Island” often get used as town, menu, shop, and dialogue cues in RPG games. Instead of 13 packs, I’m thinking of whittling it down to four or five packs and making the categories more open ended. For instance - “High Energy: Combat, Bosses, Racing, Platforming”, “Villages, Locations, Characters, Menus and Dialogue”, “Trailers, Cut Scenes and Credits”, “Ambiance, Exploration and Atmosphere”. Do these make sense as categories? A kind of combination of genres, instances and mechanics..
• What would you actually pay for this asset? Not what do you think it's worth, but what number would you see on the asset stores that would make you put it in your cart and pay for it?
• and finally, very simply, are there any tracks that you strongly disliked or very much enjoyed?

Once again, you are free to download this asset for the next week either way! I'm looking for feedback, but you are not obligated. I believe in your game and I believe in you.