Ripple Training Reviews

The lessons are fine, I guess, but they move way too fast for something that’s supposed to help you learn. I kept having to rewind just to catch the basic stuff, which kind of defeats the whole point. Maybe it works if you already know half the material, but for everyone else, good luck keeping up.

The instructors clearly know what they’re doing, which I appreciated because I don’t have much patience for vague explanations or filler. The lessons were solid, straight to the point, and I ended up learning a lot quickly.

I had a question and reached out to support, and they got back to me quickly. It was nice not having to wait around, and based on that experience, I’d definitely feel comfortable using them again.

I got access to the download easily, and the email showed up faster than I expected. The files opened without any issues, which was a relief. I did have to poke around a little to find one of the links, so it wasn’t totally seamless, but it wasn’t a big deal either. Overall, I felt good about the whole process and would definitely use it again

From what I remember using it, the courses were genuinely helpful and easy enough to follow. The only thing that stood out to me was that when software changed, some of the lessons didn’t seem to get updated as quickly as I expected. It wasn’t a huge problem, but I do remember wishing the updates came a little faster.

Having the real project files to work along with made everything click for me. The lessons were way easier to follow, and if I messed something up, I could spot it and fix it quickly. My gut says I learned a lot faster this way than I would’ve just watching along...

I got some good info out of the lessons, so overall it was useful. The only thing is the video production feels a little inconsistent in spots. The audio is mostly fine, but a few parts look kind of dated. It’s not a bad course at all, I just expected the videos to be a bit cleaner and sharper.

I thought these courses would be basic at first, and then suddenly I was like, wow, this is a lot deeper than I expected. A little overwhelming for a minute, but then it became really satisfying once things started clicking. Definitely felt worth it.

In the end, it just wasn’t very practical for me. The lessons themselves were clear and easy enough to follow, but when I tried to apply what I learned to real projects, I found myself getting a bit confused. It felt like there was a gap between the examples and actually using it on my own.

I kept trying to watch videos, but they were constantly buffering and cutting out. It got old really fast, and I felt ignored when it seemed like nothing was being done about it. I just wanted to stream something without dealing with the same issue over and over.

From what I remember, some of the training lessons were actually useful, especially on a few specific topics I needed help with. But looking back, I still feel like the price was too high for what was included. It wasn’t bad by any means, just not something I’d call great value. If you only need help with a couple areas, it feels a bit expensive for what you end up using

I tried using the site, but the menus kept throwing me off and I couldn’t really figure out where things were. That part was weird, and after a few minutes I just gave up

It’s helpful once you get the hang of it, but it was confusing at first. I expected the basics to be explained more clearly, and after getting stuck a few times, I felt like I had to escalate my concerns just to get proper guidance. Not terrible, especially for beginners, but the onboarding could definitely be better

I wasn’t totally sure how good the advanced lessons would be at first, but they actually helped me figure out some deeper Final Cut stuff and saved me a bunch of time.

I was hoping this would be more useful, but the lessons just don’t really match the current software anymore. Some parts felt outdated, and I kind of regret buying it without looking into that first

I learned way faster than I thought I would, which was a nice surprise. The lessons are clear and easy to follow, so I wasn’t constantly getting lost or having to rewind a million times. That said, a few sections really could’ve used more examples, because it’s frustrating when something is explained once and you’re just expected to magically get it. Still, overall it definitely helped me understand the tools better.

I tried Ripple Training because I was hoping the lessons would be simple and easy to follow, but I got confused quickly. A lot of the steps felt rushed, and there were moments where it seemed like they expected me to already understand certain things.

It might be a better fit for someone who already has more experience, but for me the instructions just weren’t clear enough. I kept rewinding and still didn’t feel confident about what I was doing, so I ended up feeling more frustrated than helped.

I was able to find what I needed without wasting time. Everything is laid out in a way that actually makes sense, so I didn’t have to dig around or guess where things were. That’s really all I wanted