Practicing a challenging warm-up pattern - My thought process behind it 

***** Thanks man, appreciate it buddy.

I work hard at improving, as anyone and inspiration comes thin at times. Thank you, again. Cheers, ApB

6672rock you could try practicing it on arpeggios. It feels more natural there imo. Preferably 7th arpeggios, since they will have more strings with 2 notes on them, and it will feel less like a sweep and more like normal picking - especially if you avoid hammer ons and pull offs. If you like how it feels/sounds then you can keep working to translate that to everything else. Personally, I still prefer alternate picking for most other situations.

You can find it on his "economy picking" video series!

maybe this is staccato technique. when you hit the string, you mute it immediately with (by) your pick. my teacher Sergey Golovin told me that, and it helped alot

Sava Tsurkanu he talks about it in other videos, but its getting your pick ready resting on the next string you're going to play as soon as you can.

Chris Kalas yep, maybe my approach is only for an alternate picking, not for economy. i'll try it, thanks :) but usually I don't think about that, bcs I practice in a different way, in russian books for classical guitar this method calls "dotted line method". maybe it means something to you. it's like a swingin' a whole sequence at first starting on the long note and then starting at the short note. dotted 8th and 16th pairs and then 16th and dotted 8th. PS: I reeeeeeally hope u understood me :D

Sava Tsurkanu Actually, it's also called the planting technique in classical guitar- because the technique comes from classical guitar!