Effector Order Puzzle Again

[txl]

I just get a punch factory, and i am going to add a envelope Filter in my small chain, so here is the pedals i got and planning to get:

Sansamp BDDI
Boss CEB-3
Boss GEB-7 (As a tone switcher between fingering and slapping)
Punch Factory
Envelope Filter (May be Mini Q torn or BassBalls)

So, hows to order them in order to getting the greatest performance?

My Planning is:
Bass -> GEB-7 -> CEB-3 -> Envelope Filter -> Punch Factory -> BDDI -> Amp

Will that working the best? Or any other better suggestion?
Thanks

 

[bongomania]

Looks fine to me... the only thing else I would suggest is to try the GEB and the CEB at various other points in the chain. But there's no one "best place" for them.

 

[Magical_Max]

If it were me I would probably run the effects in this order:

Bass -> BDDI -> GEB-7 -> Filter -> CEB-3 -> Comp -> Amp

Below is a pic from the Boss website, it is by no means the 'best' way to order your effects but is a good place to start.

 

[txl]

If it were me I would probably run the effects in this order:

Bass -> BDDI -> GEB-7 -> Filter -> CEB-3 -> Comp -> Amp

Below is a pic from the Boss website, it is by no means the 'best' way to order your effects but is a good place to start.

but is that in this setting, the BDDI will work as a booster for passive bass ?

 

[Magical_Max]

The pic I posted is just a general guide, I lifted it straight from the Boss website. It isn't something I drew up for your situation, its just something to refer to. There is not set way of running your pedals, everyone likes different things, that pic is just another way.

If you are using the BDDI as a booster I would still stick with:

Bass -> BDDI -> GEB-7 -> Filter -> CEB-3 -> Comp -> Amp

 

[txl]

how about if i want to use it as a preamp?

 

[Magical_Max]

If you're using it as a pre-amp or a DI then it would have to go at the end of the chain.