Different kind of effects chain question

I’d probably try it right after the tuner, so that it sees the entire dynamic range of your bass.

 

I'd experiment putting it before and after the compressor to see what that does.

 

An envelope pedal after a compressor(or limiter, for that matter)is counter-productive. Either levels out the dynamic range of your instrument, and that variance of quiet to loud is what makes an envelope work.

 

What's not standard about those pedals?

 

Are you using the Tone Hammer as a DI?

I'd have the POG towards the front, either in front of or right behind the compressor. That way it gets a nice strong signal.

I'd have the chorus last. Behind the Tone Hammer unless you're using the TH as a DI...

 

Dirt, general tone shaper, or both?

 

If I had those pedals, I'd go:

Tuner - POG - comp - chorus - Tone Hammer

 

Tuner > POG > Filter > TH > Chorus

I would take the comp out, or run it before the filter. Before the filter gives you some options with the filter that everyone says are counter intuitive, which I disagree with. When you use a comp to limit your volume range, you effectively do the same for your filter response, meaning you can get some very predictable and repeatable sounds, especially when you are using the filter to highlight certain frequencies only. When you use the filter, you can always bypass the comp as well .