Describe the bug
We have integrated noise cancellation and echo suppression features into our application to enhance audio quality. However, despite enabling these features, background noises are still being picked up during audio capture.

To further investigate the issue, we conducted tests by disabling both echo cancellation and noise suppression. Surprisingly, even with these settings turned off, we observed that the audio still undergoes compression, leading to unintended cutoffs and degraded sound quality. This suggests that there might be an underlying processing mechanism affecting the audio, independent of our implemented noise control settings.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Conduct tests by enabling both echo cancellation and noise suppression in our application's audio settings. Despite these features being active, we observed that background noises are still being picked up during audio capture. This indicates that the noise reduction mechanisms are not functioning as expected.

Expected behavior
The system should effectively minimize background noise and echo to the highest possible extent while ensuring that the audio remains clear, without unnecessary compression or abrupt cutoffs.