Modulation pedals prefer to be placed after drive pedals.Each overdrive pedal will react different before or after others and produce different results. This is not essential, you can experiment with various overdrive orders. I would recommend ordering your drive pedals in signal flow from lowest gain to highest. You can use multiple overdrives at once to get extra gain or tonal changes. Overdrives like to sit somewhere in the middle of the chain after pitch effects and compression but before modulation.Neither is wrong, but both will yield different results. If you distort the tone before the pitch shifting, the pitch shifting will also shift the drive and you will end up with less-than-clean note tracking. If you take a clean signal, manipulate its pitch then run it into a drive, you get more accurate and clean pitch tracking. Pitch based effects track the signal cleaner at the start of the chain.If your fuzz does not like the wah up front, put the wah second in the chain and see if it gives the results you want. My recommendation would be to try it both ways. Typically, the output buffer on a wah pedal would not play well with the fuzz.
Hendrix had his pedals modded to allow for this to work. If you look at photos of Hendrix, most will notice he ran a wah into a fuzz. So, if you use a fuzz this could be a problem. Wah pedals work best at the start of the chain.Not all fuzz pedals like anything else before them. Some fuzz pedals like to see the direct signal from the guitar and will prefer to be first in the chain.
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