Referencing a camera's orientation to affect another objects axes for control

Sorry if the title was confusing. I'm working on a project where a sphere is using gravity (at the moment) to roll on a table that pivots on its x and z axis. I have a camera that will orbit the sphere to provide the player with better visibility. The table is controlled by manipulating the rotation of the x and z axis. The problems begin when the camera moves to another angle, yet the x and z axis remain the same on the table. Controls get really wonky at that point as the player has to adjust. I'd like to somehow read the real-time x and z axis rotation of the camera for the controls of the table, if that's even possible. I've included the scripts for the table "player" and for the camera. Any help would be greatly appreciated. :-) Player.cs

void Update() { var gamepad = Gamepad.current; if (gamepad == null) return;

     else
     {
         Vector3 move = gamepad.leftStick.ReadValue();
         _yaw += -1 * (_tiltVelocityX * move.x);
         _pitch -= -1 * (_tiltVelocityY * move.y);
         transform.eulerAngles = new Vector3(_pitch, 0.0f, _yaw);
     }


 }

} FollowCamera.cs

{ [SerializeField] GameObject player; [SerializeField] float OrbitDegrees = 100f;

 Vector3 _offset;

 void Start()
 {
     _offset = (transform.position - player.transform.position);
 }

 void Update()
 {
     var gamepad = Gamepad.current;
     if (gamepad == null)
         return;
     else
     CameraOrbitControl(gamepad);
 }

 void CameraOrbitControl(Gamepad gamepad)
 {
     Vector3 move = gamepad.rightStick.ReadValue();
     transform.RotateAround(player.transform.position, Vector3.up, OrbitDegrees * move.x);
 }

-Chaun