The AudioCopy feature, that allows for audio copy/paste between iOS apps, is now available as a standalone app on iOS 7.
The AudioCopy feature disappeared from iOS 7 but Retronyms decided to reintroduce this clipboard as a free standalone app. You can use it to catalogue your samples and loops, import audio libraries from iTunes and listen to them directly within the app. And evidently, you can copy and paste them into your compatible music apps.
The AudioCopy app is free and can be downloaded now from the AppStore only if you updated your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad to iOS 7.
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