I have this, as well as the licenses for their custom Android USB audio driver and their MIDI driver. It requires a core-compliant audio i/f. Works great with my otherwise unusable PreSonus AudioBox 44VSL. I was really happy with it...until last week. That's when I was trying to set up a project template to use for recording a 13-member a cappella group using an M/S mic pair.
Crash and burn.
Not possible to set up a monitoring mix. Why not? It never occurred to me to check for a feature that to me seems so basic as to be ubiquitous. The feature?
Phase inversion.
No can do.
I haven't had time to contact the vendor yet, so it's possible that phase inversion will be added at some point, but not now.
I have found no way with AE Mobile to decode the mid and side audio tracks to stereo L/R.
Whether or not you need phase inversion, it's still the only viable solution on Android. It gets supported and it gets updated.
I have about US$20 invested in the 3 licenses (AE Mobile, USB driver, MIDI driver). I've spent more on a single bad opportunity in a bar.