If you were to ask ten mix engineers to mix the same Song, each mix would sound different. While mixing requires an objective knowledge of many tools, the process is an art form. In this case, take the time to re-record certain parts, rearrange the Song, or even start over from scratch.
If your Song lacks personality, vibe, or feeling before you start mixing, it is unlikely to gain any of these subjective qualities during mixdown. If you find yourself working on many Tracks at once, you are probably mixing the Song, rather than a particular part. It is very easy to let this type of “mixing” carry over into mixing the entire Song. 
Some parts of your Song might rely on a certain amount of mixing and effects processing to achieve the desired sound and character in the arrangement. Be sure you are pleased with the individual parts of your Song before attempting to mix. The “fix it in the mix” approach usually leads to a lot of wasted time, only to achieve poor results. If any part of your Song is problematic, it is unlikely to work well in a mix. The addition, deletion, and rearrangement of parts can change the relationships between all of the parts in your Song, which affects the mix. Finish the arrangement of your Song before attempting to mix. Here are a few guidelines you may find helpful: 
The production work done before mixing has a great impact on the mixing process.
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