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Please help on effects order

Does anybody have any advice on how to put in order these pedals in a chain? I have used them individually but I am going to be placing them on the pedal board and hopefully get great results with the right combination. Any feedback would greatly help.
thanks.
1. Boss tu tuner
2. Mxr compressor
3. EH micro Pog
4. Mxr bass envelope filter
5. Boss syb bass synthesizer
6. Boss bass chorus
7 .Mxr phase 90
8. SansAmp programmable bass driver DI
9. Digitech bass whammy
 

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I like the results I get by grouping pedals in the following order:

Tuner-> synths/filters-> fuzz/overdrives-> modulation/delay-> compressor

So with your pedals I would start out with

Tuner-> pog-> filter-> synth-> bass driver-> whammy-> phaser-> chorus-> compressor and adjust to taste from there.

Matches said:
Does anybody have any advice on how to put in order these pedals in a chain? I have used them individually but I am going to be placing them on the pedal board and hopefully get great results with the right combination. Any feedback would greatly help.
thanks.
1. Boss tu tuner
2. Mxr compressor
3. EH micro Pog
4. Mxr bass envelope filter
5. Boss syb bass synthesizer
6. Boss bass chorus
7 .Mxr phase 90
8. SansAmp programmable bass driver DI
9. Digitech bass whammy
 
I like the results I get by grouping pedals in the following order:

Tuner-> synths/filters-> fuzz/overdrives-> modulation/delay-> compressor

So with your pedals I would start out with

Tuner-> pog-> filter-> synth-> bass driver-> whammy-> phaser-> chorus-> compressor and adjust to taste from there.

That's a great path to start out with. I would also add that you shouldn't be afraid to rearrange and experiment. Spend an afternoon fiddling with settings and orders and let your ear decide.