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The phrase "a sweeter tone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a more pleasant or agreeable manner of speaking or writing.
Example: "The speaker adopted a sweeter tone to convey her message of hope and encouragement."
Alternatives: "a more pleasant tone" or "a gentler tone."
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Reviewing the performance in The New York Times, Harold C. Schonberg wrote that other sopranos might have more power or a sweeter tone, but "there is none around who has the combination of technique, vocal security, clarity and finesse that Miss Sutherland can summon".
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To him are ascribed nearly incredible vocal powers: a sweet tone with the range of a woman's voice and the strength of a man's; superb technique and breath support that enabled him to negotiate great musical leaps in a single bound.
Students cheer for their friends and it fills the room with a contagious love and pride that sets a sweet tone for the night.
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