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DESCRIPTION
Mutes the PonPon song from playing on both the radio and storefronts. Or there is also a variant that gives you the option to replace the radio song with your own. Requires RedMod. Extract to you game folder.
INSTRUCTIONS TO REPLACE RADIO SONG
Instead of muting, you could also replace the radio song with a custom one. Download and install the "Replace PonPon radio song" variant. Then replace mods\MutePonPon\customSounds\song.wav file with your own.
Note that if your song is shorter than the PonPon song it will keep repeating until the original song time. If it's longer, it will get cut at the end, I think.
You could also modify mods\MutePonPon\info.json and add gain and pitch settings, but the defaults should work just fine. If your song is not loud enough, you can modify the pitch. There's not much in the documentation though about how much you should set these values. It's trial and error.