If you want to record electric instruments or want to use an external high quality microphone, you have two options: Use an adapter cable to connect a mic or instrument This is the cheapest option and can be useful to record instruments (electric guitar, keyboards etc.). You may get good results connecting an external microphone but you won't be able to connect an high quality condenser mic which requires a phantom power source. Another adapter would be required for that. Disadvantages of using this approach include: you are still using the Android device builtin mic preamplifier, which is designed for voice calls and may not produce great sounding vocal tracks, and may not be compatible with all mics (depending on the mic impedence); you're still using Android software audio stack, which depending on the version of Android adds a more or less noticeable audio latency.
Connect an USB audio device This is the approach that guarantees the best possible audio quality and lowest latency. The audio quality will be of course dependent on the USB audio device you use, but there are cheap audio devices on the market that guarantee quite good audio recording quality. An advantage of this method is that when using external USB audio devices n-Track bypasses Android software audio stack and talks directly to the USB audio device using our custom USB audio driver. This allows working with very small audio latency. The main drawback of this approach is that not all USB audio devices and Android devices combinations are supported by n-Track, so we advise to test the USB device first or purchase a device that you can return if not compatible.
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