audiocli-tools

Create a mini-application named 'AudioBatchProcessor' using the Python package 'audiocli-tools'. This application will serve as a powerful batch audio processor, allowing users to apply various effects and transformations to multiple audio files simultaneously. The goal is to streamline the workflow for audio engineers, producers, and enthusiasts who need to process large batches of audio files efficiently.

The application should have the following core functionalities:
1. **Batch Processing**: Users should be able to select multiple audio files at once and apply the same effect or set of effects to all selected files.
2. **Effect Library**: Include a library of common audio effects such as reverb, delay, distortion, and equalization. Users should be able to choose from this library or specify custom effects using the command line.
3. **Output Management**: Provide options for users to specify output directories and file formats for processed audio files.
4. **Progress Tracking**: Implement a feature that tracks the progress of the batch processing task and provides real-time updates on the status of each file being processed.
5. **Custom Effect Chains**: Allow users to create custom chains of effects that can be applied sequentially to each audio file.
6. **Logging**: Maintain logs of all operations performed by the application, including details of input/output files, applied effects, and timestamps.

To utilize the 'audiocli-tools' package, you will need to integrate its core functionalities into your application. Specifically, use 'audiocli-tools' to handle the low-level audio processing tasks, such as applying effects and managing audio files. Your application should provide a user-friendly interface for specifying these tasks and then delegate the actual processing to 'audiocli-tools'.

Your final deliverable should include:
- A well-documented Python script for 'AudioBatchProcessor'
- A set of example commands demonstrating how to use the application
- A README file explaining how to install dependencies and run the application