How to order VST plugins correctly

There's no correct order. It's all about preference, what you want to achieve, and the context. You'll find a lot of suggestions, like putting time-based effects (like delay or reverb) at the end , and compressors at the start. These make a lot of sense in some scenarios, but shouldn't be taken as absolute rules.

1. How do I organize VST plugins?
2. What order should I put my plugins?
3. What is a VST plugins How do I use it?

How do I organize VST plugins?

Organize Your VST Plug-Ins on Windows

1. Create a new folder somewhere convenient on your system. ...
2. Label the new folder as “Plug-ins”.
3. Drag it into your Sidebar Favorites section to make it available as a shortcut there.
4. Go to your VST plug-ins folder.

What order should I put my plugins?

What's the Best Effects Chain Order for Mixing?

1. Gain Staging. Gain staging is managing levels at each stage of the signal path. ...
2. Saturation. Saturation adds presence, character, warmth, excitement, punch, and cohesion. ...
3. Subtractive EQ. ...
4. Compression. ...
5. Additive EQ. ...
6. Modulation Effects. ...
7. Reverb and Delay. ...
8. Limiting.

What is a VST plugins How do I use it?

A VST plugin processes audio or MIDI as it plays in a DAW, and either applies certain audio effects to it or makes MIDI notes sound like they are being played through a musical instrument.