Any computer with a USB A Female input doesn't require an adapter to connect your device's USB output to the computer)

For iPhones, iPads, and android devices there are a number of adapters for this purpose that are dependent on your device's requirements.

A majority of Android smart phones & tablets support a feature called USB OTG (on the go). With a USB OTG cable, you can connect your android smart phone or tablet to other devices. The cable has a connector for your phone on one side and a USB-A Female connector on the other side.

To check if your android device is OTG compatible you can download this FREE OTG CHECKER from the app store (and then uninstall it after the check) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.usbotgchecker&hl=en_US

Note that many adapter manufacturers use the term OTG for iPhone and iPad adapters as well.

Note that some USB output devices require more power then your input device can deliver over the USB connection. In this case you can use a powered USB hub LIKE THIS ONE

Or, LIKE THIS ONE that connects directly to a USB C port (Macbook/Pro, Chromebook, etc.).

Also note that many Android devices (especially older ones) have limited or no USB support. If you think that's your issue, then check out the Audio Evolution mobile extreme USB driver HERE Their driver comes packaged in a simple to use audio editor and they've also got a iOS version.

Here's a list of adapters. If you're device isn't listed, do a Google search with your device's name and OTG or USB A Female.

iPhone 11 X 8 7 6 Plus iPad Air Pro Mini - USB A Female OTG Data Sync Cable LIKE THIS ONE OR LIKE THIS ONE


MacBook Pro/Air 2019 2018 2017, Samsung Galaxy S20 S20+ Ultra Note 10 S9 S8 Galaxy Tab A- USB C ( also called Thunderbolt3) to USB A Female OTG Cable LIKE THIS ONE

Micro USB male to USB A female (OTG) adapter LIKE THIS ONE

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9000/N9005 Galaxy S5 Nokia Lumia 2520 Tablet Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 /Tab Pro 12.2 - USB 3.0 OTG adapter LIKE THIS ONE