I honestly can't see what you're saying. It's not like studio clean or 600th try of a 17 year veteran with a $5,000 computer simulated amplifier clean, but I wouldn't say that it's detrimentally sloppy either. The lick doesn't really produce a memorable melody when slowed down, as it's meant to...
https://syngates.com/lessons/economy-picking-the-3-1-3-pattern-lesson-78.78/
"Apply this to all of the other scales you know that are 3 notes per string. This is why I’ve learned as many scales as possible in that formula because it is extremely conducive to Eco picking."
@Jak Angelescu
This lick that I developed employs multiple 3-1-3 patterns. I'm not sure how 'musical' it is theory-wise, but I obviously didn't play a pentatonic-based lick, as he stated in the lesson video that the 3-1-3 pattern can be played in non-pentatonic variants.
> try utilizing this scale over your favorite backing track.
I'm lazy. Are there any texts out there that tab every possible note combination (in fret numberings) for every scale?