A really impressive collection of music and sound assets!
You are a highly devoted creator, that's great to see.
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Unfortunately, for me personally, I would never risk using your assets because of your Prohibited Uses clause:
"The use of my music or images in any media that violates Youtube community standards is prohibited. In other words, you can’t use my music in obscene material."
The problem is that YouTube Community Guidelines are highly ambiguous and open to interpretation. Currently the Community Guidelines are used to censor undesirable content on YouTube. All the power lies with YouTube staff deciding if a video is allowed or not.
A large percentage of the videos on YouTube clearly violate the YouTube Community Guidelines, but are allowed to remain up. Other videos that only lightly violate them get taken down despite there being thousands of other videos violating the same standard.
To be clear, YouTube has tens of thousands of full-length cinema movies, including ones with full frontal nudity, R rated gory violence, and so on. They remain up for years. YouTube simply does not adhere to its own Community Guidelines, allowing extremely violent and sexually suggestive content to be posted, including by famous YouTube personalities.
Here are the Community Guidelines for violence on YouTube:
Except YouTube allows tens of thousands of videos of schoolyard and street fights, clearly violating the rules. There are walkthroughs of video games that have the sole purpose of sensationalising violence, yet these videos are allowed to remain on YouTube.
Try going to YouTube and typing in "goriest video games" or "most violent video games" and see what comes up. Almost all of the violent videos on YouTube are not behind age-walls.
Anyhow, perhaps consider why you are choosing "YouTube Community Guidelines" as a requirement for using your works, because it's a terrible legal loophole. If your goal isn't to sue people who use your assets, then you need to figure out why you have a vague, open-to-interpretation Copyright license.
I can't imagine any company's legal department allowing use of your assets under their current license restrictions.
Even worse, you do not include a copy of YouTube's Community Guidelines -- which regularly change. (But keep in mind that you're not legally allowed to Copy & Paste, the text, as the Copyright on it belongs to Google, not you.) People using your assets will need to be concerned that Google changing its policies in the future rendering their project illegal.