How to remove 'tik tik' sound while recording voice/vocal.

I'm trying to record voice/talk for a radio show using GB app. Everytime I hit record button is records fine but also record TIK TIK sound continuously through out the recording session. I don't know what this sound is. I'm just using headphone mic. I don't have any other mic to attach.
Thanks!

I don't think we have these options here
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