Duplicate Cassettes at Home with Duplication.ca

Turn your home into a Duplication Station through Duplication.ca!

When you’re running an indie music label, every penny matters. Duplicating tapes at home is a great financial solution for those who aren’t afraid of rolling up their sleeves and recording by hand. Duplication.ca has all the accessories you need to package great looking and sounding cassettes in the comfort of your living room!

Blank Cassettes

Goes without saying that the first two items you’ll need are a cassette deck and cassette tapes. To say that we can supply with you with cassettes is an understatement— we have dozens of different shell colours and models to choose from and we can load them to the exact length of your album. Our normal-bias tape is intended to handle loud music, allowing you to boost the recording volume a little bit more before distortion.

Take a look around our blank cassette page and find which colour suits your music best!


Tab Plugs

Those who are experienced with multi-cassette duplicators know the hassle of placing scotch tape over every tab-out cassette and subsequently carefully peeling them off. For only $2.50 CAD Tab Plugs are a simple and inexpensive solution to this issue! Just pop in the plugs and your cassette recorder will override the tab recording lock.

Add Tab Plugs to your cart today!


Cassette Labels & J-Cards

Open up your image editing application and get started on designing your cassette label stickers! Our online shop is stocked with blank stickers for you to print at home on laser or inkjet, or you can cut out the middle man and we’ll print your labels for you!

View our Printed Cassette Labels options

We also have blank J-cards which pre-perforated for easy folding. You can design your cover using our downloadable templates and print directly at home or the photocopier. Like the cassette labels, we can also print and cut your J-cards using our high-quality laser press.

Click here for blank J-card pages


Tape Deck Maintenance

You’ll want your cassettes to sound as good as they look, so it’s important to regularly clean and maintain your cassette deck. We have specialized tools in our online store for this exact purpose, such as our Level Calibration tape, Speed Calibration, and Cleaning Fluid. You can make your recording and playback decks sound brand new, and fix detrimental issues like wow and flutter.

View our Cassette Maintenance products


All that being said, we have the equipment and facilities to supply wonderful sounding cassettes with gorgeous packaging. Our recording decks are fine-tuned to provide loud playback with a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz. If you want the best, look no further than our cassette duplication services.

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October 2018 cassette round-up

On a personal note, I love October. I love the crisp autumn weather, I love secluding myself at night and binging on horror movies, and more than anything I love stepping on crunchy leaves while listening to new tapes on my Walkman. Here’s are some personal favourite Duplication.ca jammers from the month of October!

R. Stevie Moore – “Homers” c62

Outsider artist R. Stevie Moore returns with this reissue of his 1973 self-release. If you’ve never done the deep dive of the weird ‘n wild world of RSM this is as good as any place to start!

Andrew Weathers / Blaine Todd – Split c44

A melancholic but surprisingly relaxing split cassette that wavers between post-rock and experimental folk. Fans of Six Organs of Admittance and Jackie-O Motherfucker will love it.

Plastic Cactus – “Moth Eyes” c17

Atmospheric dry desert rock, and like a mirage it moves into psych ‘n surf territory. Full of rad Thee Oh Sees style riffs at 0.6x speed!

Courtney Barnett – “Tell Me How You Really Feel” c44

If you can’t dig Courtney Barnett you can’t dig nothin’. A+ Melbourne slackerdom, and if that doesn’t sell it for you, maybe the Kim Deal backing vocals will.

Appropriate Savagery – “Elegant In Its Brutality” c26
Anasisana – “Sad For The Rest of My Life” c34

Another gorgeous batch by California label Casement Exchange. Both tapes swing between chaos and beauty, must grabs for fans of minimalism. Can’t choose between the two of them, they’re both quintessential October graveyard wandering music.

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September 2018 cassette round-up

Let’s take a gander at some of our favourite cassettes we listened to this past September. A very upbeat month before we get into the October gloom ‘n doom!

Lucid Sound Driver – “Night Light” c42

Instrumental dream-pop that’s sure to set the vibe right. Grab your Walkman and save this one for the last night bus home.

Coping Skills – “Worst New Music” c30

Not only is this possibly the best album title and cover art this year, the music also rips! Teenage Fanclub for the internet content mill age.

Shoshana Rosenberg – “A Gold Ring in a Pig’s Snout” c30

Beautiful cassette consisting of revolving bass clarinet tones. The room sound is audible, giving an impression of claustrophobia relating to its thesis of female oppression.

Velveteen Echo – “Submarine” c15

Dream-like and hazy indie pop from Miss Champagne Records. A little Galaxie 500, a little Grouper. Love their pad print design too!

Heathers – “Midnight is a Place” c30

Montreal 90s rock revivalists return with their second cassette release. At the right time and in the right place, this would be classic Sub Pop canon.

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August 2018 cassette round-up

Hello all tapeheads! Here’s a look at some of our favourite cassettes fell into our production line this month. Some are funky, some survived the pit, and one in particular is very kvlt.

Mortiis – “The Song of a Long Forgotten Ghost” c58

This is a reissue of Mortiis’ debut demo, a big departure from his black metal work in Emperor, instead opting to explore funeral dirge synthesis. Dig the dark forest etching on the matte black cassettes.

Wasterr – “Tape A” c9

It may be on the short side, but this cassette packs a hell of a punch. Melbourne garage rockers singing about fighting dads and smooching boys.

Moon Rise – S/T c40

You’ll have some trouble describing Moon Rise’s sound. Yes, it’s aesthetic, but it has the daring approach of PC Music, and the retro party vibes of The Avalanches. If that isn’t cool enough, check out their shimmering gold cassette.

Firearm – Dravecky c12

Bay Area hardcore as loud and tough as Dave Dravecky himself (SF Giants legend who broke his arm during a wild pitch!)

Satanic Panic ’81 – “The Sacrifice Hunter” c32

Synthwave maestros Satanic Panic emulate 80s horror VHS vibes in their soundtrack to The Sacrifice Hunter, a horror film so rare that… it may not even exist. Awesome use of our clear vinyl cassette boxes!

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