Out on a limb ~ Thomas Leeb cover

Here’s my little cover of Out on a Limb by Thomas Leeb. I absolutely love playing this fingerstyle song with the slide in the verses. It’s got such a cool and beautiful sound, I hope you agree? I got a new camera, a FujiFilm XT3 and I wanted to test it out a little bit before I record some proper music videos with it soon. Keep an eye out for those 👀.
Anyway, here’s Out on a Limb for you by Thomas Leeb, I hope you like my live cover of this song! Let me know what you think in the comments! Thomas creates such beautiful music and is such an influence to my own originals :)
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[@DAM_hv]

That percussion and harmonics goes hard!🔥

[@GeorgeNashMusic]

@@DAM_hv haha thank you!! I love playing that part so much

[@JonathanBrooker]

Awesome work buddy! Love it!

[@GeorgeNashMusic]

@@JonathanBrooker I’m glad you like it dude! Thank you

[@fcwy1]

Very nice!

[@GeorgeNashMusic]

@@fcwy1 thank you dude!!

[@axleblaze123]

You learnt it ! Amazing 🎉

[@GeorgeNashMusic]

@@axleblaze123 thank you man! It had to be done haha, it’s so much fun to play

[@tbs.mambagaming3237]

Hey mate ,can you please tell me how do you record your covers outdoors I'm bit confused at this point because I see no microphone or anything plugged into your guitar.

[@GeorgeNashMusic]

@@tbs.mambagaming3237 for this one I just had a zoom H5 stuck next to the camera pointing at me and I also used the audio from the camera too to get the sound. Then it was just a lot of editing to make it sound good. Maybe I could make a video explaining the editing process at some point if you’d like? In the future I’m going to get an audio interface with me so I can have a condenser mic, my guitars direct signal, the zoom, the camera audio and possibly also my phone audio and mix all of that together. But I need to see if that sounds good at all first :)