This interface works with Android but it is made for guitars . I think you could plug your mics into a mixer then send to Aux in on the irig ua interface . There are problems with android devices having bad latency issues .What that means is the time you play a note on the guitar , the android device processes it then puts the sound out there's a delay. They are trying to over come this with a DSP chip that is built into the irig ua interface rather than using the DSP chip on the Android device. I have put link below might be worth sending ik multimedia an email asking about recording via mics. Not having used Android software or interfaces before
I'd check thoroughly with ik ref compatibility also ask them about recommended compatible recording software. Search for a member here called fatmunkey he has a Zoom R16 he loves to pieces might be just the thing your looking for.
Fatmunkey wrote Proud R16 owner here, and would happily buy another one. It's best use is as a demo machine, a couple guitars and a drum mic and then a vocal mic and you can get pretty good full band demos going on. The killer feature is that you can then pull out your SD card, throw it into a computer, and you've got all your tracks ready to go into Reaper or Protools.
I've only used a couple of the built in effects but they sound good, if a little hard to use as the interface requires you to RTFM.
AND you can use it as a control surface for mixing, but really it comes into its own as a quick n dirty multitrack recorder.
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