Do you need "room in room" etc?

[LSD-Studio]

Hey, this is about planning great studios on a tight budget (as I'm still doing atm).
For the Controlroom I'l just go with good but easy-DIY acoustics...with the usual mixing SPL of about 85dBspl I don't think I need special sound-proofing (no direct neighbors).
But I'm planning a 60-70sq meters live-room...
It's a usual building (no direct "wall-to-wall"-neighbours...next building about 8meters away )...
It's impossible for me to pay a room-in-room-solution of that size (I was thinking about a small vocalbooth perhaps) but I'd like to use that 60sqmetr room for tracking drums etc....I think drums can easily reach 100dB though.....
what do you think, is it totally stupid to plan a studio without considering "room-in-room"isolation for tracking drums?
(imagine the location like a big garage in the garden).

people that run a studio (Oz, Brett, James, etc) what do you think?

btw...I don't wanna compromise on recordingquality, I want to be able to deliver professional results, it should be a PROFESSIONAL studio.
I'd rather put some money in acoustic treatment than in soundproofing tho.
naive?

 

[Glenn Fricker]

Dude, go to this forum: John Sayers is the man!

http://johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/index.php

You can find answers to any and all of your questions there. FWIW, it was a huge help with the construction of my place.

-0z-

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

Dude, go to this forum: John Sayers is the man!

http://johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/index.php

You can find answers to any and all of your questions there. FWIW, it was a huge help with the construction of my place.

-0z-

+1 that forum rules. He helps anyone even the bedroomhomenotsuperserious home studio.

 

[Sloan]

lava lamps & lazers, d00d.

 

[Curran]

yeah that is a great web site TONS of cool info!!!!!! but lava lamps still suck!

Love Curran

 

[LSD-Studio]

cool, thanks for the info...(I think someone already gave me that link in another thread...just forgot about that site).

thx